Hill Walking
The United Kingdom boasts a huge variety of mountains and hills – rewarding tired legs with space, solitude and spectacular views across the country.
Hill walking describes the act of climbing a hill or a mountain, whether that be through simply hiking to the top, or using basic scrambling and climbing techniques.
Where to go Hill Walking
Hill Walking
A’ Chràlaig
Inverness, Highland
Hill Walking
Am Bodach
Am Bodach, Kinlochleven PH50 4QN, UK
Hill Walking
An Caisteal
An Caisteal, Crianlarich FK20 8RL, UK
Hill Walking
An Gearanach
An Gearanach, Fort William PH33 6SY, UK
Hill Walking
An Riabhachan
An Riabhachan, Beauly IV4 7LH, UK
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An Socach
An Socach, Beauly IV4 7LH, UK
Hill Walking Inspiration
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Guides
Hill Bagging : Beinn Dubh
This is a steep but straightforward and rewarding hill walk on a clear day, giving spectacular views across Loch Lomond and Ben Lomond, in the heart of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park
2 December 2019
Interviews
Rebecca Morris-Eyton: Mountain Rescue Volunteer
We interviewed Rebecca Morris-Eyton, a member of her local Mountain Rescue team for the last 8 years, to find out what makes this voluntary role so attractive to many brave and selfless individuals in the UK
22 October 2019
Guides
How to call Mountain Rescue
It’s a situation we all hope to avoid, but being prepared for an accident in the mountains is essential. To help you prepare for staying safe on your hill-walking days, we’ve pulled together this guide with all the information you’ll need in case of an emergency.
9 May 2019