Linked with number eight on the list of the UK’s highest mountains is Aonach Beag. A ridge joins together both Aonach Beag and Aonach Mòr. With the names ‘Beag’ meaning small and ‘Mòr’ meaning big, it’s a little confusing that Aonach Beag is the largest of the Aonachs (the na...
In fact, 192 of the highest 200 mountains in the UK can be found in Scotland. Here is a list of the top 10 highest mountains in the British Isles;Top 10 Highest Mountains in Britain And IrelandName Region Height (m) 1 Ben Nevis Grampians, Scotland 1345 2 Ben Macdui Cairngorms, ...
Ben Nevis stands at an elevation of 1,345 metres (4,413 feet) above sea level, making it the highest peak in the United Kingdom. The peak is part of the Grampian Mountain Range. The mountain used to be an active volcano, until it erupted and collapsed on itself, millions of years ag...
The UK is home to an array of dramatic peaks and hillwalking adventures, offering challenges ranging from England’s highest mountains to Scotland’s rugged summits and the diverse landscapes of Wales. England’s Peak Challenge England boasts some of the most iconic peaks in the UK, with theLa...
5. Loch Lomond Damous for its breathtaking national park, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs, Loch Lomond is the ultimate getaway for some R&R. In the park alone, you’ll find 1,865 square km of glistening lochs, verdant mountains and dense forests that come together to make Scotland’s top ...
We now know that, above sea level, Everest is the highest peak in the world, and many experienced climbers make it their life's mission to conquer it. However, six other mountains often make it onto a motivated hiker's bucket list. These seven summits make up the highest mountains on ea...
For outdoor enthusiasts, the beautiful Lake District is not to be missed. Located in northern England, this stunning destination is the perfect place for hiking the mountains, cycling through the forest or sailing on the lakes. Although crowded during the summer, the weather makes for a truly ...
Not least for the amazing landscapes, mountains, waterfalls and the16 lakes within it. I’m not alone, more than 19 million people visit the Lake District each year. You’ll find an abundance of lakes, tarns and mountains in the Lake District, including England’s highest mountain and its...
You can even grab a coffee at the world's highest Starbucks. Or haggle for a bargain at Snake Alley Night Market, famous for pickled python and other exotic delicacies. Taroko National Park Dramatic cliff-faces. Emerald-green mountains. Secret waterfalls. Besides being blown away by this area...