Raasay - Local Information

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Local Attractions

 

Dun Borodale
Iron Age broch
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St. Moluag's Chapel
A 13th century chapel now in ruins

 

Brochel Castle
Built by the MacLeods of Lewis in the 15th century with excellent views
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Eating and Drinking

 

Borodale House
Refreshments, fresh coffee, home made cakes, lunch and dinner
Isle of Raasay, By Kyle, IV40 8PB
Tel: 01478 660222
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Walkers

Hallaig Circular
A good route on tracks through woodland and moorland to a deserted township
Distance: 8km/5miles, Duration: 3 hours, Height Gain: 250 metres/825 feet
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Disclaimer: All walking routes are hosted on external sites, therefore SYHA can hold no responsibility towards their accuracy. SYHA would also like to acknowledge the British Mountaineering Council Participation Statement: "The BMC recognises that climbing and mountaineering are activities with a danger of personal injury or death. Participants in these activities should be aware of and accept these risks and be responsible for their own actions".

Active & Adventure

Climbing and Abseiling

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Kayaking
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Open Canadian Canoeing
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Sailing
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Coasteering
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Wildlife

Variety of birds, golden eagles, buzzards, kestrels grouse, grouse waders, oystercatcher, sand piper, curlew, shellfish, otters, red deer

 

 

 


Staff Recommendations

"Climb to the top of Dun Caan, the highest point on the island, for wonderful views of the Cuillin on Skye, the mainland, and even the Outer Hebrides."