Hebridean Day 3 had been a rather wet, windy and tough day of cycling. At the start of our Hebridean Way 4, the sun was shining as we made our way over to the ferry port. This was deceptive, for the wind would still be a major factor throughout the day. The choppy waters meant the ferry had to have a couple of attempts to reach the port. It was a one-hour journey, and as soon as we arrived at…
Hebridean Way Day 2 had appeared straightforward but the strong headwind had made it a challenge. It would be more of the same for Hebridean Way Day 3. At least the distance was shorter – that would surely help? At least it started ok. We began by cycling westerly towards Balranald Nature Reserve. Followed by Baranald Bay. Soon after, however, we turned northerly again and back into the strong headwinds. It also started to rain. Which made it tough going…
Below you will find our Hebridean Way Itinerary. In spring 2022 a team of four adventurous cyclists – Andy P, Andy S, Sarah and Mike – will set off on this island-hopping cycling tour. The Hebridean Way is a 184-mile on-road route (or 224 miles when including cycling to the start from Castlebay and then to Stornoway after the finish), through the remote and spectacular islands of the Outer Hebrides. Ten islands, six causeways, two ferries (not including the ones…
