Quiraing

The Quiraing is a geological formation located on the Trotternish peninsula of the Isle of Skye in Scotland. It is part of the Trotternish Ridge, a massive landslide that has created a dramatic and surreal landscape. The Quiraing is renowned for its unique rock formations, including the iconic Needle, a tall pinnacle of rock, and the Prison, a large rock formation resembling a fortress. Another notable feature is the Table, a large, flat area of land that sits amidst the surrounding cliffs.

The Quiraing is a popular destination for hikers and photographers due to its stunning scenery and unusual geological features. The landslips that formed the Quiraing are still active, meaning the landscape is constantly changing. This ongoing geological activity contributes to its wild and untamed appearance. The area offers various walking routes, ranging from short strolls to more challenging hikes, providing visitors with opportunities to explore its distinctive terrain. The views from the Quiraing are extensive, often encompassing the surrounding coast and neighbouring islands. It is considered one of the most visually striking locations in Scotland.