Frequently Asked Questions
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Parking can be paid for at the ticket machines with either cash or card, or by using the RingGo app. Please see further information on parking at The Storr here. 

It is not currently possible to reserve a parking space in The Old Man of Storr car park. The Storr can be very busy, but please do not park on grass verges or in any non-designated parking spots. Please come back at a later time if the car park is full.

Motorhomes or any vehicles adapted for sleeping are unable to park in the car park due to a height restriction and should therefore use the on-street parking facilities.

The Highland Council cannot accept any responsibility for damage to or theft of vehicles parked at the Storr.

Yes, we offer guided walks led by The Storr Rangers who share insights about the geology, wildlife, and Gaelic legends of this iconic landscape. These small group walks (maximum 8 people) last 2 – 3 hours and require a reasonable level of fitness. Please see more information and book your guided walk here. 

Yes, there are toilet facilities at The Old Man of Storr as well as baby changing. The accessible toilet requires a radar key. All toilet facilities are free of charge for visitors to use. There is a free to use motorhome waste disposal facility next to the toilets. Please help us keep our toilets clean and tidy, and let us know if you encounter any issues with the facilities.

During the summer months there is a kiosk located across the road from the car park which offers takeaway drinks and snacks. It is located north of the main site, on the south bound side of the A855. Please take care crossing the road. 

During the winter months, coffee and tea can be purchased from inside the Storr centre. 

Bottled water is available to purchase all year round. 

Bins can be found next to the toilets at the Storr site.

The length of time for the walk to the pinnacle from the car park can vary depending upon weather conditions, fitness levels, and whether you would like to stop to take in the views. We recommend allocating at least 2 hours for the walk up and back down. Please see more information about the walk here. 

Signal strength varies between network carriers. Please bear this in mind and do not rely solely on your mobile device for navigation. Please take care and let someone know in advance where you will be, keep to designated paths, and follow signage.

No, there is no Wi-Fi at the Old Man of Storr.

We have both AC and DC EV chargers at the Storr. Please bear in mind the car park can get very busy during the summer months and they may be in use when you arrive. Please check Charge Place Scotland or EZO for the nearest electric vehicle charging points on the Isle of Skye.

There is a bike storage area next to the toilet facilities at the Old Man of Storr, the unit is not covered. If you would prefer to use a covered bike shelter, there is one located further down the site in the Portree direction. Please bring your own lock and ensure that bikes are locked securely whilst unattended as The Highland Council cannot accept any responsibility for any stolen or damaged goods.

Yes, there is a defib located on the side of the Rangers’ cabin within the car park.