Hills & peaks in ScotlandScotland

The highest mountain in the British Isles.

1345 m · Highland

Pyramid peak guarding Glen Coe's entrance.

1021 m · Highland

Conical 'Fairy Hill of the Caledonians'.

1083 m · Perth and Kinross

Sugarloaf mountain rising from Assynt moor.

731 m · Highland

Most southerly Munro above Loch Lomond.

974 m · Stirling

The great terraced sandstone ridge of Torridon.

1024 m · Highland

Extinct volcano rising over the city.

251 m · Edinburgh

Pinnacled ridge, Scotland's finest mountain to many.

915 m · Highland

Craggy little peak with huge views.

612 m · Highland

A grassy Munro above Loch Tay, usually climbed on the standard route up its taller neighbour Ben Lawers

1103 m · Perth and Kinross

Highest Perthshire Munro, rich alpine flora.

1214 m · Perth and Kinross

Fortress peak above Loch Maree.

981 m · Highland

A steep rocky peak above the Lairig Ghru pass in the Cairngorms, its Gaelic name a good deal ruder than the English

1007 m · Aberdeenshire

Arran's second-highest hill, a rocky granite ridge topped with weathered tors, deep in the wild north of the island

859 m · North Ayrshire

Craggy triple-topped Arrochar Alp.

887 m · Argyll and Bute

A big grassy Munro on the watershed between Glen Shiel and Glen Affric, usually climbed with its craggier neighbour to the north

1119 m · Highland

A long, remote Munro on the high ground north of Loch Mullardoch, usually walked as one of a big four-top round

1128 m · Highland

A steep, rocky top on the Ben Lawers ridge, the one part of that high traverse that asks for hands as well as feet

1117 m · Perth and Kinross

One of the highest mountains in Scotland, a steep, remote top just east of Ben Nevis and usually paired with its neighbour Aonach Mòr

1234 m · Highland

A remote Munro in the wild country west of Ben Alder, a long walk from anywhere and usually reached from Corrour

1116 m · Highland

A broad-shouldered Munro next to Ben Nevis, best known for the ski area and mountain gondola on its northern slopes

1220 m · Highland

A vast flat-topped Cairngorm plateau with big corries cut into its eastern edge, remote and a long walk from anywhere

1196 m · Moray

The highest of the three Munros on the sprawling Beinn a' Ghlo massif above Blair Atholl, at the end of a long curving ridge

1122 m · Perth and Kinross

A big remote granite Munro deep in the southern Cairngorms, above the upper reaches of Glen Dee

1157 m · Aberdeenshire

One of the more out-of-the-way Munros, in wild country between Loch Ossian and Ben Alder

1103 m · Highland

A remote Cairngorms Munro whose broad summit plateau is studded with granite tors, the highest needing a scramble to stand on

1183 m · Moray

One of the great remote Munros, a huge plateau marooned in the empty country west of Loch Ericht

1148 m · Highland

A vast granite plateau in the eastern Cairngorms scattered with tors, the summit one needing a scramble to reach the top

1172 m · Aberdeenshire

The granite ridge above Loch Awe known as the Hollow Mountain, with a hydro power station buried in a cavern deep inside it

1127 m · Argyll and Bute

One of the shapeliest Munros in the southern Highlands, a pointed peak with a deep snow-holding corrie on its north-east face

1131 m · Stirling

Scotland's second-highest mountain.

1309 m · Moray

A steep grassy cone above Crianlarich, the highest of the Crianlarich hills and a stiff, unrelenting pull from the road

1174 m · Stirling

The highest hill in Sutherland, a remote quartzite ridge deep in the wild country of Assynt

999 m · Highland

The highest peak above Glen Coe, a complex knot of ridges and corries hidden behind the Three Sisters

1149 m · Highland

The highest of the Mamores, a sharp quartzite peak between Glen Nevis and Kinlochleven with a narrow, rocky summit ridge

1129 m · Highland

The third-highest mountain in Britain, a huge Cairngorms plateau ringed by deep corries and cut off from the nearest road by a long walk in

1296 m · Aberdeenshire

Ski-served summit above Rothiemurchus.

1245 m · Highland

The fourth-highest mountain in Britain, a shapelier Cairngorms summit set deep in the range with a long walk in from any side

1292 m · Aberdeenshire

A broad, gentle Munro on the high Lochnagar plateau, usually picked up as an add-on to bigger, better-known hills nearby

1110 m · Aberdeenshire

The highest hill in Scotland north of the Great Glen, a broad grassy Munro deep in the Glen Affric hills

1183 m · Highland

A rocky Munro next to Ben Nevis, linked to it by the fine curving ridge known as the CMD Arête

1221 m · Highland

A huge Munro above Loch Laggan, wrapped around the cliffs of Coire Ardair and ringed by a national nature reserve

1128 m · Highland

A quiet Munro on the western edge of Rannoch Moor, linked by a high ridge to the ski slopes of Meall a' Bhuiridh

1100 m · Highland

A rough, boulder-strewn Munro deep in the Cairngorms, usually paired with Ben Macdui on the long walk out from Glen Derry

1156 m · Aberdeenshire

One of the remotest Munros in the country, a broad hill rising in the wild ground between Loch Ossian and Loch Ericht

1131 m · Highland

The highest of the Glenshee hills and the top of Angus, a broad mossy plateau right above the ski road

1068 m · Angus

A famous Deeside mountain with dark granite cliffs falling into a corrie above its loch, put into verse by Byron as Dark Lochnagar

1156 m · Aberdeenshire

A big rounded Munro deep in Glen Affric, among the highest hills north of the Great Glen, usually paired with Carn Eighe

1179 m · Highland