A footpath leads off to the right from the car park, heading northwards along the cliffs. The path is very distinct although it does branch in places. It descends into a valley and up the other side and continues on until it reaches the Old Man of Stoer. Instead of walking around to the very northernmost part of the Point of Stoer I turned right and climbed uphill to the trig point on Sidhean Mor. From the trig point I headed southeast, skirting the edge of the cliffs and then heading along the moorland to the east of Loch an Achaidh before meeting the end of a road near a farm. Head south along this road for about half a kilometre, and when it ends at a T-junction turn left to the bay of Culkein. Continue along the road as it curves to head southwards, and as it heads uphill leave the road and climb uphill to the left to meet another road at the top of a hill.