This site is a growing collection of mountain and hill routes from across Scotland — a landscape of rugged ridges, quiet glens, sweeping plateaus, and coastlines where peaks rise straight from the sea.
I’ve spent years exploring these places on foot and by bike: hiking, running, scrambling, and wandering in all seasons. I’ve completed several full rounds of the Munros, worked my way through the Corbetts, and continue to chip away at the Grahams/Fionas and many of the lesser‑known tops scattered between them.
Every route here comes from days I’ve actually spent on the hill. They’re written as practical, honest accounts: ideas, notes, maps, timings, and impressions — the sort of information I’ve always found useful when planning my own days out. Whether you’re chasing lists or simply looking for a memorable outing, I hope you find something that sparks inspiration.
Use the route finder to browse Munros, Corbetts, and other hills, or jump straight into a region below.
🏔 Northern Highlands
A vast, wild region of long approaches, broken massifs, and airy quartzite ridges. These hills often feel remote and committing, but the reward is huge horizons and a deep sense of solitude.
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🌊 West Highlands
From sea lochs to island skylines, the West Highlands and Inner Hebrides offer some of Scotland’s most dramatic days out. Lone peaks rise above the coast, while long ridges and linked ranges make for superb multi‑summit adventures.
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❄️ Eastern Highlands
The Cairngorms, Glenshee, and Lochnagar form a high plateau of tundra‑like terrain, carved by deep corries and long glens. Further northeast, quieter and more isolated hills offer peaceful days with big views.
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🗻 Central Highlands
Home to some of Scotland’s most iconic mountains — Ben Nevis, the ridges of Glencoe, the peaks around Glen Etive, Lochaber, and Alder. Steep corries, narrow crests, and dramatic relief make this a playground for classic hill days.
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🌿 Southern Highlands
These are the hills that have introduced many people to Scottish mountain days: popular summits, generally good paths, and a huge variety of shorter and longer routes. Ideal for building confidence and experience.
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🏞 Southern Uplands & Arran
There may be no Munros here, but there’s no shortage of character. The Southern Uplands and the Isle of Arran offer rolling ridges, shapely Corbetts, and quieter tops with a different feel from the Highland hills.
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