Quiraing (Gaelic: Cuith-Raing) is a massive landscape made up of towers, needles and plateaus. To truly appreciate it, we needed a couple of hours. We did not have that much time.
The Quiraing was formed by a massive, ongoing landslip where heavy volcanic rock slowly slides down over soft, ancient sedimentary layers. The ground is not finished moving and still shifts a few centimeters every single year.














