A landslip landscape of leaning pinnacles and hidden plateaus above Staffin Bay, known simply by its features: the Prison, the Table, the Needle. The path runs narrow and exposed in places with real drops, so it rewards a calm, dry day over a windy one.
Iconic landslip landscape walk, heavily visited but robust path; single-track road access can be congested.
Quiraing car park at the top of the pass (small, often full in summer).
Path along the escarpment from the car park.
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