United Kingdom · East Ayrshire
A 3-day county Three Peaks challenge across Blackcraig Hill, Blacklorg Hill, and Mullwharchar.
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East Ayrshire Three Peaks links Blackcraig Hill, Blacklorg Hill, and Mullwharchar as a practical county challenge rather than one single uninterrupted mountain path. The route uses the strongest summit order and expects short connector transfers between mountain bases over about 3 days.
East Ayrshire Three Peaks is a county-level mountain challenge built around Blackcraig Hill, Blacklorg Hill, and Mullwharchar. It is designed as a practical 3-day hiking challenge, using short transfers where needed to connect the county's true top three summits.
Blackcraig Hill 700 m, Blacklorg Hill 681 m, Mullwharchar 692 m; practical hybrid route; approximate county challenge ordering.
A countrywide summit inventory covering the broader Scottish TuMP list rather than only the higher named mountain subsets.
The verified highest summit in each modern county-equivalent area of the United Kingdom.
Peaks below 1000 metres.
Scottish peaks from 2000 to 2500 feet with prominence.
Distinct hills in the Scottish Lowlands.
British hills with at least 150 metres of prominence.
UK and international three-peaks themed adventures, including national classics and county-level UK route suggestions.
County-level Three Peaks challenges across the United Kingdom, built from each county-equivalent area's true top three summits.