Days out and longer trips
Itineraries
Written stop by stop by the people who live here, with the drive between.
Choose a day below, or let us pick one
Every route here is a day somebody went on, written down. Days Out asks four questions and picks a day near you.
Days out in the Outer Hebrides.
More infoOuter HebridesA walk round the three Calanais stone circlesA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesGolden eagles at the North Harris Eagle ObservatoryA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesA walk on the Postman's Path to RhenigidaleA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesThe Gruffalo Trail in the Lews Castle GroundsA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesHuisinis beach and the old whaling station on North HarrisA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesMacLeod's Stone and Nisabost Beach on HarrisA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesDalmore Beach and Dun Carloway BrochA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesA walk to Eilean Glas lighthouse on ScalpayA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesLuskentyre sands and dunes walk on HarrisA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesA pony ride on Traigh Mhòr, TolstaA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesThe Butt of Lewis cliff walkA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesCnoc na Croich, the gallows hill above StornowayA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesA wood-fired sauna at Reef Beach, UigA day, by car
More infoOuter HebridesA Seatrek boat trip from Uig on LewisA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesA whale and dolphin boat from Stornoway harbourA morning, on foot
More infoOuter HebridesAn evening at An Lanntair in StornowayA morning, on foot
More infoOuter HebridesCallanish Alpacas and the Calanais StonesA day, by car
More infoOuter HebridesThe Dunes play park and Spòrsnis in NessA day, by car
More infoOuter HebridesLoch Stiapabhat's nature observatory in NessA morning, by car
More infoOuter HebridesAn Lanntair and Museum nan Eilean in StornowayA day, by carNot sure where to start?
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Who is coming, where you are, how long you have and what sounds good. It answers with a day near you, with somewhere to eat.
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Any route here can go into your own edition of the guide, printed and posted, with the places, the drives and the writer’s notes.
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Tell us where you are staying and what you like, and one of the people who wrote these routes will put your days together.
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Graeme Johncock
Laurie Goodlad
Jack Cairney
Beth Reid