SKYE completion certificate

Skye Trail Completion Certificate

Skye Trail is a recognised Wilderness trek in Isle of Skye, Scotland, running from Rubha Hunish to Broadford over approximately 128-130 km.

Region
Isle of Skye, Scotland
Country
United Kingdom
Distance
128-130 km, depending on route variant
Typical duration
6-8 days
Difficulty
Moderate to strenuous
Digital certificate
From €9.99
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Dun-idein during Skye trail in summer 2012 (1)Dun-idein during Skye trail in summer 2012 (1) by Chmee2, CC BY-SA 3.0; cropped and colour-treated.
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Dun-idein during Skye trail in summer 2012 (1) by Chmee2, CC BY-SA 3.0; cropped and colour-treated.
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Trail context

A certificate grounded in the journey.

A considered completion record for Skye Trail, built around private evidence review and a permanent public verification layer.

Completed Skye Trail? Submit route-appropriate GPS tracks, activity links, dated photos, stamps, permits, guide confirmation, club confirmation, or a clear completion narrative. Route variants are assessed from the evidence provided.

Structured trail record

Authority, season and access

Official route status

Established unwaymarked long-distance route

Wilderness trek
Normal endpoints

Rubha Hunish to Broadford

Catalogue references: 57.708, -6.319 to 57.241, -5.911
Elevation range

0 m to 720 m

Rounded catalogue elevations
Recommended months

May-September

Storm damage, forestry work, saturated ground, river levels and winter upland conditions can create temporary closures or diversions.
Access requirements

No permit or guide, but exposed cliffs, pathless ground, tides and severe weather require competent navigation.

Permit/booking · Seasonal constraints
Collection and characteristics

Wilderness trek

Isle Of SkyeMountainsCoastUnwaymarkedRemote

Coordinates and elevations are rounded catalogue references for discovery only. They are not navigation-grade or emergency waypoints. Always use current official route information and an appropriate map.

Reviewed route data

Route, stages and elevation

Interactive map of Skye Trail
Mapped route from OpenStreetMap contributors, Open Data Commons Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0. Planning reference only; verify closures and current official navigation before hiking.
Reviewed trail distance
128-130 km, depending on route variant
Mapped line
128.9 km
Cumulative ascent
2,689 m on mapped route
Elevation range
0–649 m
Typical stages
6-8 walking days
StartRubha HunishFinishBroadford
Elevation profileSkye Trail mapped route
0 km129 km649 m0 m
  1. 1Rubha Hunish
  2. 2Flodigarry
  3. 3Quiraing
  4. 4Portree
  5. 5Sligachan
  6. 6Elgol
  7. 7Torrin
  8. 8Broadford

Planning summary only. Check current closures, permits, weather, transport, and official navigation sources before travel.

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Why get this certificate?

Skye Trail is a recognised Wilderness trek in Isle of Skye, Scotland, running from Rubha Hunish to Broadford over approximately 128-130 km.

Your certificate includes a premium PDF, a permanent QR verification page, registry-signed metadata, and privacy-aware public display settings.

Accepted evidence

Route-matched proof examples

  • Continuous dated GPX, FIT, TCX, or equivalent activity record covering the recognised route
  • Route checkpoints: Rubha Hunish; Flodigarry; Quiraing; Portree; Sligachan; Elgol; Torrin; Broadford
  • Dated endpoint and checkpoint photographs plus stage history where track coverage has material gaps
  • Evidence of required permits, bookings, guide arrangements, or access compliance where applicable
Before payment

Prepare proof that tells the whole route story.

Best evidence: GPX, FIT, or TCX files, trusted activity links, dated trail photos, stamps, permits, or guide confirmation. Photos alone may need supporting context.

Expected review level: Evidence Reviewed. Most reviews target 2–3 working days after payment and private proof upload.

Trail proof checklist

  • Continuous dated GPX, FIT, TCX, or equivalent activity record covering the recognised route
  • Route checkpoints: Rubha Hunish; Flodigarry; Quiraing; Portree; Sligachan; Elgol; Torrin; Broadford
  • Dated endpoint and checkpoint photographs plus stage history where track coverage has material gaps
  • Evidence of required permits, bookings, guide arrangements, or access compliance where applicable

Distance and route variants are reviewed conservatively. Public pages never publish raw GPS points or private proof files.

Private review layer

Your proof is not your public profile.

Reviewers may see

GPS and activity files, uploaded photos, permits, stamps, guide confirmations, completion narrative, and clarification replies.

The public may see

Certificate status, trail, privacy-controlled display name, dates, verification level, issue date, fingerprint, and registry signature state.

Privacy for hikers

Supported route variants

Guidebooks differ around the Trotternish and Elgol sections. VerifiedHikes uses the Walkhighlands route; declared weather diversions must remain continuous.

Key route sequence: Rubha Hunish - Flodigarry - Quiraing - Portree - Sligachan - Elgol - Torrin - Broadford.

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Verification levels

Evidence ReviewedPrivate completion evidence was assessed by a Verified Hikes reviewer.

GPS Evidence ReviewedA GPS file or trusted activity record formed part of the evidence review.

Photo + GPS ReviewedPhotographic context and GPS or activity evidence both supported the review.

Partner ConfirmedAn approved partner confirmed completion through a defined workflow.

Authority ConfirmedA trail authority explicitly confirmed the record through an approved workflow.

How the process works

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