The Hebridean Way Cycling route is a 156-mile journey from Vatersay to Stornoway through the Outer Hebrides chain. It takes in 10 islands, 6 causeways, 2 ferries, loads of beaches and wild moorland. There’s lots of wildlife, fascinating archaeology, history and culture. It can be done as a single end-to-end journey, smaller, single-island based trips or as a series of day cycles.
 
The Offcomers Guide to Cycling the Hebridean Way includes lots of useful information to help you plan and undertake your trip:
 
Details of how to get there and back
 
Listings of accommodation, refreshment and food providers along the route and businesses who will support you on the Hebridean Way
 
1:50,000 OS maps with facilities marked
 
Accurate route descriptions
 
Information about points of interest along the way