Topoguide (in English) of the Cicerone publisher.
Description Provided by the publisher:
Guidebook to Walking The Hebridean Way, A 155 mile (247 km) Walking Road Along The Length of the Outer Hebrides. From The Island of Vatersay to Stornoway on Lewis, The Waymarked Route Can Be Walked in 8 to 13 Days and Crosses A Variety of Land Including Shell Beaches, Rugged Hills and Wild Moor. ALSO INCLUDES AN extension to the butt of lewis.
Seasons: BEST WALKED BETWEEN APRIL AND OCTOBER, WHEN THE DAYS ARE Longer The Weather Is At Its Best and The Ground Underfoot is Likely to Be Drier.
Centers: Starting at Vatersay, Barra Crumples, Eriskay, South Uist, Benbecula, Grimsay, North Uist, Berneray, Harris and Lewis to Its Current End in StorNoway.
Difficulty: The Hebridean Way Is Mostly A Low-Level, Waymaked Road That Never Ventures Far from A Road. However IT Requires Careful Planisphere As It Crumples Stretches of Wild Moor Where There is # Clear Path and There ARE Limited Facilities Near The Road. AS YET THERE IS NO BAGGAGE TRANSFER Provider. MUST SEE: 247 km (155 mile) Waymarked Trail Over Rugged Hills and Along Dazzling White Shell Beaches The Length of the Outer Hebrides, from Vatersay in The South to Stornoway in the North, Passing Through 10 Islands Linked by Causeways and Ferries.