Duntulm Castle Walk
Visit the fascinating ruins of this 14th century coastal castle and enjoy wonderful views of Tulm Bay on this walk in Trotternish.
There is a parking area just off the A855 with a footpath leading to the castle ruins. The castle is surrounded by dramatic cliffs with wonderful views over Tulm Bay and Duntulm Bay. The ruins and surrounding scenery are quite striking and very photogenic.
Duntulm Castle Ordnance Survey Map 
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Duntulm Castle Open Street Map 
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Duntulm Castle OS Map 
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Duntulm Castle Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
For a challenging climb on the island head to the Quiraing, the northernmost summit of the Trotternish. The hike is a favourite for many with some spectacular views to enjoy. The Old Man of Storr is another good option with some wonderful rock formations and views to enjoy.
Just to the south is Kilt Rock And Mealt Falls where there's a pretty loch, some wonderful rock formations and a coastal waterfall to see.
Head south east and you can visit the Island's capital at Portree. Here you can pick up the circular Portree Scorrybreac Walk and enjoy views of the picturesque harbour, the colourful buildings of Portree town and out to the Island of Raasay.
For more walking ideas in the area see the Isle of Skye Walks page.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Duntulm Castle
The ruins of Duntulm Castle in Trotternish, with Tulm Island just offshore and the Outer Hebrides in the distance
There is not much left of the ruins of the castle any more, but its defensive location remains impressive. Seen here from the path to Rubha Hunish, looking over the cleared village of Erisco.
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This shot was taken from the Duntulm Castle hotel