A popular challenge steeped in tradition. Munro-equivalent 3,000-foot mountains elsewhere in the British Isles ("furth" of Scotland meaning outside). Includes 34 peaks: 6 England, 15 Wales, and 13 Ireland. Officially maintained by the Scottish Mountaineering Club. See more at https://smc.org.uk/hills
Highest peak
Snowdon
3,560 ft / 1,085 m
Most prominent peak
Carrauntoohil
3,407 ft / 1,038 m prom
Most climbed peak
Snowdon
518 climbs
Most difficult peak
Snowdon
Class 2
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 4 peaks
Class 3/4 1 peak
Highlights
Latest climbs
"fun scramble up pinnacle ridge and the ridge connecting carnedd dafydd but weather got really bad and navigation got hard but made it down after wildcamping near carnedd dafydd till morning. grade 2+ scramble " — Keerat • Apr 1, 2026
"fun scramble up pinnacle ridge and the ridge connecting carnedd dafydd but weather got really bad and navigation got hard but made it down after wildcamping near carnedd dafydd till morning. grade 2+ scramble " — Keerat • Apr 1, 2026
"First time up Mount Brandon this year
First time up there solo and night winter climb
There is still snow up at the top and the rain made it feel miserable on the decent
My 5th time" — Tom-Guardian • Jan 30, 2026
"I hiked Carrauntohill and cnoc na Toinne today with the legend Pat Falvey who has done Carrauntohill over 3000 times and Natalie first time up there
My 14th hike up Carrauntohill now
It was an honour to summit Carrauntohill with Pat Falvey " — Tom-Guardian • Jan 4, 2026
"2:40:18 to the top. 800m of ascent in total. walking.
very windy, cold, ice towards the top, Just about passible, but I should have taken crampons. some people turned back.
As I descended I saw a young man on his way up, walking with his hands in his pockets, in an inappropriate light weight jacket, no backpack, on hat, and waring carpet slippers.
" — JohnJones • Dec 25, 2025