Scotland

Scottish mountains over 3000ft.

Scottish mountains between 2500-3000ft.

Scottish mountains between 2000-2500ft.

Lowland Scottish hills over 2000ft.

Hills with at least 150m of prominence.

Hills over 600m with 30m prominence.

Hills exceeding 300m elevation with 100m+ prominence.

Hills with 30m prominence over 300m elevation.

Hills between 500m and 610m with 30m prominence.

Hills in GB between 500m and 600m with 30m prominence.

The 100 hills featured in Trail Magazine.

Secondary summits of Corbetts over 2500ft.

Secondary summits of Grahams.

Secondary summits of Donalds.

Scottish hills between 500m and 610m.

Hills in the Scottish Highlands over 500m.

Secondary summits of Munros over 3000ft.

Scottish hills over 3000ft with a 30m drop.

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Ben Lomond and The Cobbler.

Ben Nevis and the western Highlands.

High plateau and Arctic environment.

Rolling hills and glens of the east.

Ochils, Campsies and the central belt.

Knoydart, Torridon, Assynt and the far north.

The rolling border hills.

The dramatic Cuillin ridge.

Wild coastlines and Ben More.

Goatfell and the Sleeping Warrior.

Remote islands on the edge of the Atlantic.

Jura, the Small Isles, Argyll and the Firth of Clyde.

Orkney and Shetland.