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Mountains and Hills in Scotland
Subcategory: Hills
Scotland, UK
Holyrood Park is an oasis of wild country in the heart of the city. Its rocky summit, Arthurs’s Seat and its Salisbury...
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Scotland, UK
West Lomond is the highest point in Fife, along with its neighbour East Lomond, it is usually accessed from the high-level...
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Scotland, UK
A spectacular peak it is easily climbed. A well made path from the car park goes around the hill. There is just a short...
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Scotland, UK
This hill offers perhaps the best views in Scotland for the least effort. On the Highland Boundary Fault, it is a short...
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Scotland, UK
This prominent hill, with its massive hill fort, offers superb views over the Aberdeenshire countryside. It is accessed...
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Scotland, UK
This prominent hill in the Upper Clyde valley is a popular hang gliding spot. The distance record for a flight from within...
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Scotland, UK
The highest point in the Moorfoot Hills it is an easy walk from the Portmore Reservoir and offers excellent views north to...
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Scotland, UK
This is one of the most popular of Scotland’s smaller hills offering superb views from its summit. The main access path...
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Scotland, UK
The highest hill on the Ardnamurchan peninsula, it is an easy climb, with the reward of superb views to the west.
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Scotland, UK
This hill at the western end of the Ochil Hills is accessed by a surprisingly easy path from the Sherrifmuir road above...
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Scotland, UK
A famous hill, it is mentioned in Shakespeare’s play Macbeth and is possibly where the real Macbeth was defeated in...
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Scotland, UK
This dramatic eroded sandstone peak on an ancient gneiss platform was known by the Vikings as ‘pillar mountain’. From...
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Scotland, UK
Popular and much-loved by locals, the iconic Bennachie has several tops. The most conspicuous, the ‘Mither Tap’ has a...
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Scotland, UK
An easy walk from Aberfoyle, the mystical Doon Hill is associated with the Gaelic scholar, and local minister from 1685 to...
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Scotland, UK
A great slab of a mountain to the north of Ullapool, it is very varied, with great cliffs on its northern side and the...
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| 1 | Arthur’s Seat 251m (823ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 2 | West Lomond 522m (1712ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 3 | Stac Pollaidh 612m (2008ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 4 | Knock Hill 244m (801ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 5 | Tap o’ Noth 563m (1847ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 6 | Tinto Hill 711m (2333ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 7 | Dundreich 623m (2044ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 8 | Ben An 454m (1489ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 9 | Ben Hiant (Ardnamurchan) 528m (1732ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 10 | Dumyat 418m (1371ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 11 | Dunsinane Hill 310m (1017ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 12 | Suilven 731m (2398ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 13 | Bennachie 518m (1699ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 14 | Doon Hill 82m (269ft) | Scotland, UK | |
| 15 | Ben More Coigach 743m (2438ft) | Scotland, UK |
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