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Lochaber & Glen CoeThe West Highlands at their finest — Ben Nevis, Glen Coe, and the Mamores ridge.North West HighlandsTorridon, Assynt, and the remote, dramatic peaks of Scotland’s far north west.Isle of SkyeThe serrated Black Cuillin ridge — the most demanding mountains in Britain.CairngormsBritain’s largest national park — high plateau, ancient pinewoods, and the Lairig Ghru.Loch Lomond & The TrossachsScotland’s first national park — Ben Lomond, The Cobbler, and the bonnie banks.East HighlandsHighland Perthshire, the Angus glens, Royal Deeside, and the hills of Aberdeenshire and Moray.Southern UplandsThe rolling green border hills — The Merrick, the Galloway Hills, and the Moffat range.Central ScotlandThe Ochils, Campsies, Pentlands, and the varied hill country around Scotland’s central belt.Isle of ArranScotland in miniature — the granite peaks of Goatfell and the Sleeping Warrior ridge.Mull & the Small IslesBen More, Mull’s wild coast, and the island hills of Rum, Eigg, Muck, and Canna.Outer HebridesRemote Atlantic islands — Clisham, the hills of Harris, and white shell-sand beaches.Argyll, Cowal & the Southern HebridesMainland Argyll and Cowal, with Jura, Islay, Colonsay, and the Firth of Clyde islands.Northern IslesOrkney and Shetland — dramatic sea cliffs, sea stacks, and low rolling island hills.