Wales

The 15 mountains over 3000ft in Wales.

Mountains over 3000ft outside Scotland.

Hills with at least 150m of prominence.

Hills over 2000ft with 30m prominence.

Hills over 2000ft with 15m 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.

Summits in E. D. Clements’ list.

Hills matching the Buxton & Lewis criteria.

Hills in England and Wales over 2000ft with 50ft prominence.

The 100 hills featured in Trail Magazine.

View all hills in Wales.

Yr Wyddfa, the Glyderau, the Carneddau and the rugged peaks of North Wales.

Pen y Fan, the Black Mountains and the ridges of South Wales.

Pumlumon, the Elan Valley and the quiet uplands of Mid Wales.

The varied western uplands from the Elenydd to the Preseli Hills and Atlantic coast.

Sea cliffs, coastal hills, and the Preseli Mountains.

Moel Famau, heather moors, limestone hills and the Dee Valley of north-east Wales.