Stretching 297 km across 10 wild islands, the Hebridean Way links Vatersay to the Butt of Lewis through a dramatic chain of causeways, ferries, moorlands, and Atlantic coastline. Riders move through windswept beaches, ancient stone circles, peat bogs, and small Gaelic-speaking communities that feel untouched by time. This point-to-point route is the definition of raw, elemental cycling: big skies, quiet roads, strong crosswinds, and views that feel almost otherworldly. It’s a soulful journey along Scotland’s western edge — rugged, remote, and unforgettable.