United Kingdom mountains

"Nice walk up the short 'yellow route' from the Woodland Trust car park. The highest point is just off the path (taken clockwise) to the left before the clearing. This hill is just north of the SAS base in Hereford. When they saw me race up the hill, they tried to recruit me, but hell, I'm a pacifist. " - Credenhill, vygodski, Aug 16, 2018

"From layby at junction of A481 and B4567. Relatively straightforward route up track. Nice trig point on an elevated spot surrounded by pink/purple heather. Then on to the North Top. The highest point of this indicated on map (height: 432m; NNE from Aberedw Hill), did not seem to be highest on the ground, although all the rises here are roughly the same height. Walked up them all for the heck of it. Blustery, a bit of drizzle but still far-reaching views." - Aberedw Hill, vygodski, Aug 15, 2018

"After bagging the main hill, headed north for this. Difficult to determine which of these rises is actually the highest point - I went up all the prominent ones - but the OS map marks it at this spot on the peakery map. " - Aberedw Hill North Top, vygodski, Aug 15, 2018

"Nice walk through forest, a little steep at times, following the loop from the Forestry Commission car park to the north west clockwise. Continued the loop round after the summit but then shortened the walk back by taking a small path back north beneath the summit." - High Vinnalls, vygodski, Aug 12, 2018

"Solo. From Strathcarron Hotel/Railway Station along track that starts beside the level crossing and which serves a run of the burn power system. About 100m beyond where this track crosses Allt Feadan Dhùghaill on a bridge is the present start of a path that leads up to the north of Creag Dubh Mhòr. The start of the path is marked by a cairn. Followed the path and then navigated in thick mist up the break in the cliffs. Took in Creag Dubh Mhòr NE Top, which has a small cairn. Mist lifted briefly to give wide ranging views. Continued in mist to the summit of Creag Dubh Mhòr. Nice to have such a " - Creag Dhubh Mhor, peter43, Aug 4, 2018