Scotland

Aberdeen City Three Peaks Route

Aberdeen City Three Peaks links Tyrebagger Hill, Brimmond Hill, and Kingshill in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.

• Distance16.4 km
• DaysOne day
• High point265M

Aberdeenshire Three Peaks Route

Aberdeenshire Three Peaks links Ben Macdui, Braeriach, and Cairn Toul in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 2-day push.

• Distance6 km
• Days2 days
• High point1,309M

Angus Three Peaks Route

Angus Three Peaks links Glas Maol, Cairn of Claise, and Cairn Bannoch in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 2-day push.

• Distance17.9 km
• Days2 days
• High point1,068M

Argyll and Bute Three Peaks Route

Argyll and Bute Three Peaks links Stob Dearg, Ben Cruachan, and Stob Ghabhar 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.

• Distance25 km
• Days3 days
• High point1,126M

City of Edinburgh Three Peaks Route

City of Edinburgh Three Peaks links East Cairn Hill, Allermuir Hill, and Caerketton Hill in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.

• Distance24.7 km
• DaysOne day
• High point567M

Clackmannanshire Three Peaks Route

Clackmannanshire Three Peaks links Andrew Gannel Hill, Ben Cleuch, and King's Seat Hill in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.

• Distance20.8 km
• DaysOne day
• High point721M

Dumfries and Galloway Three Peaks Route

Dumfries and Galloway Three Peaks links Merrick, Corserine, and White Coomb 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.

• Distance67.4 km
• Days3 days
• High point843M

Dundee City Three Peaks Route

Dundee City Three Peaks links Gallow Hill, Dundee Law, and Balgay Hill in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.

• Distance19.8 km
• DaysOne day
• High point175M

East Ayrshire Three Peaks Route

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.

• Distance29.6 km
• Days3 days
• High point700M

East Dunbartonshire Three Peaks Route

East Dunbartonshire Three Peaks links Earl's Seat, Holehead, and Lecket Hill in one compact mountain line. The route is modeled as a continuous walking challenge with approximate timing for a 1-day push.

• Distance17.6 km
• DaysOne day
• High point578M

Cape Wrath Trail

Scotland's most demanding long-distance trail, usually walked from Fort William to Cape Wrath.

• Distance370 km
• Days17 days
• High point920M

Ben Nevis Mountain Track

The standard guided line from Glen Nevis to the highest point in the United Kingdom.

• Distance17 km
• DaysOne day
• High point1,345M

Aberdeen City Three Peaks Finish

Reference finish access point used for the Aberdeen City Three Peaks route on the approach to Kingshill. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

Aberdeen City Three Peaks Start

Reference start access point used for the Aberdeen City Three Peaks route on the approach to Tyrebagger Hill. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

Aberdeenshire Three Peaks Finish

Reference finish access point used for the Aberdeenshire Three Peaks route on the approach to Cairn Toul. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

Aberdeenshire Three Peaks Start

Reference start access point used for the Aberdeenshire Three Peaks route on the approach to Ben Macdui. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

Angus Three Peaks Finish

Reference finish access point used for the Angus Three Peaks route on the approach to Cairn Bannoch. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

Angus Three Peaks Start

Reference start access point used for the Angus Three Peaks route on the approach to Glas Maol. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

Argyll and Bute Three Peaks Finish

Reference finish access point used for the Argyll and Bute Three Peaks route on the approach to Stob Ghabhar. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

Argyll and Bute Three Peaks Start

Reference start access point used for the Argyll and Bute Three Peaks route on the approach to Stob Dearg. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

Cape Wrath

The traditional northern finish point for Scotland's Cape Wrath Trail.

City of Edinburgh Three Peaks Finish

Reference finish access point used for the City of Edinburgh Three Peaks route on the approach to Caerketton Hill. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

City of Edinburgh Three Peaks Start

Reference start access point used for the City of Edinburgh Three Peaks route on the approach to East Cairn Hill. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.

Clackmannanshire Three Peaks Finish

Reference finish access point used for the Clackmannanshire Three Peaks route on the approach to King's Seat Hill. Exact parking and the first signed path entry depend on the chosen approach line.