About thirty miles in length, this is a three-day undertaking. Alternatively, small sections can be selected according to walkers' particular interests.

A guidebook will be available (with a Gaelic edition) from Tiree's main outlets with loose insert giving the latest instructions and notes about the route.

From Gott Bay Pier the route takes in:

Sithein Beinn Ghot
Kirkapol Church - Church of Scotland
The Kirkapol Chapels site
Dùn Mòr a' Chaolais broch
Christian sites of significance in Caolas
Dùn Mòr Vaul broch
The Ringing Stone - an erratic boulder with cup marks
Balephetrish Hill - ancient hill fort
Loch Bhasapol and area
Moss stones circles
Beinn Hogh
MacCallum's Cairn
Kilkenneth Chapel
Thatched House Museum
Beinn Ceann a' Bharra
Saint Patrick's Temple
Heylipol Church - Church of Scotland
Balinoe standing stone
Soroby and area
Baugh Chapel - Baptist
An Iodhlann - museum and archive at Scarinish

The route is in the process of being waymarked and there are parts that remain 'suggested' where respect for livestock must be observed.

The guidebook describes the sites along the route and gives historical backgrounds where relevant. Occasionally there are folk tales connected with places and these are included.

Strong footwear and warm weatherproof clothing is recommended. It would be advisable to arrange your accommodation beforehand. Some hosts would be willing to provide a drop-off and pick-up service.

In all circumstances and locations you must observe the countryside access code.