Mountain Routes in Scotland

The Regions are: [1] Islands 'From the wild, rough and technically challenging peaks of Arran, Skye and Rum contrast with the easier hills on Uist, Harris and Mull' - - - : [2] Northern Highlands 'Some long walks into wild area to reach mountains with wonderful, distant views' - - - : [3] Western Highlands 'Long chains of peaks enable multi-Munro and Corbett bagging days with superb views' - - - : [4] Eastern Highlands and Cairngorms 'Vast areas of high moorland and artic-tundra sit above craggy dark corries' - - - : [5] Central Highlands 'Around Glencoe, Etive, Laggan and Nevis, rugged peaks sit in areas steeped in history' - - - : [6] Southern Highlands 'Popular hills and mountains, typically with well-defined paths, introduce many people to the pleasures of hill-walking, running and climbing' - - - : [7] Southern Uplands 'No Munros, but plenty of other hills with character. The remote areas in Galloway give way to more accessible hills nearing the populated Central Belt'