Skye Walking Maps

Skye: Storr and Trotternish (Superwalker... ) Map at 1:25000 scale, printed on waterproof paper. Coverage includes the much visited and photographed 'Old Man of Storr' and the Quirang. Access from Portree is clearly shown. The twisting Trotternish escarpment is almost 30km long offering varying challenges and dramatic views. Used by the Skye Mountain Rescue Team.

Landranger Maps: South Skye Sheet 32... This map is part of the Landranger (Pink) series and is designed for people who really want to get to know an area.

North Skye, Dunvegan and Portree... Landranger Map.

Skye and Northwest Scotland: The... Yachtsman's Pilot.

Landranger Map 0032: South Skye &... Cuillin Hills (Landranger Maps)

Loch Alsh, Glen Shiel and Loch Hourn... Landranger Map.

South Skye and Cuillin Hills (Landranger... Map.

Skye: Cuillin Hills - Soay (Explorer... Map.

Explorer Map 0412: Skye - Sleat... Map.

Landranger Maps: North Skye Sheet 23... Map.

Explorer Map 0410: Skye - Portree &... Bracadale.

Skye: Trotternish and the Storr... Explorer Map.

Highland Walks: Skye to Cape Wrath v. 2.

Old Skye Tales: Traditions, Reflections... and Memories. A compilation of lore, legend, tradition and incident from the Isle of Skye. Contains a large amount of information on the geography of the island (particularly the north) along with sections on crofting, the Church, local superstitions, sayings, second sight and even local characters past and present. It aims to prove a resource for the historian, as well as a compendium for those intersted in the island.

The Archaeology of Skye and the Western... Isles. The study of the archaeology of Skye and the Western Isles has been transformed in recent years through the results of new excavations, surveys and reassessment of earlier work. Setting the Hebrides alongside better-known regions of Britain, this book brings out the key features of Hebridean archaeology, from the impressive Callanish stones and the great ritual monuments of the Neolithic, the broch towers and wheelhouses of the Iron Age, to the arrival of the Norse, and the Lords of the Isles. The book also explores the history of human settlement and society in these islands, from the first hunter-gatherers to the Clearances.

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