Every major hill in Britain and Ireland, measured against the rest
Summit Register profiles 1,140 hills — every Munro and Wainwright and every Marilyn of 600 m or more — with their height, drop, distance to higher ground, nearest neighbours and rank in their country and county.
Or start with Scafell Pike, Snowdon, Carrauntoohil or Ben Nevis.
Hill finder and bagging trackerFilter by list, height, county and drop; tick the hills you have climbed.
- under 610 m
- 610–762 m
- 762–914 m
- 3,000 ft and over
10 hill lists, on one scale
Each bar runs from the lowest to the highest hill on the list; the notch marks the median.
- Munros282 hills915–1,344 m
- Marilyns2,007 hills154–1,344 m
- County tops111 hills81–1,344 m
- Hewitts522 hills610–1,085 m
- Nuttalls441 hills610–1,085 m
- Furths34 hills918–1,085 m
- Wainwrights214 hills290–978 m
- Corbetts222 hills762–914 m
- Donalds88 hills610–843 m
- Grahams231 hills601–762 m
Three ways to measure a hill
Highest
Height of the summit above sea level.
Greatest drop
How far it rises above the col linking it to higher ground.
Most isolated
Distance to the nearest higher summit.
Guides
Longer reads built from the same data.
- Munros, Marilyns and Wainwrights: how the lists differHeight, drop or a book: what each of the ten lists counts, and how often they agree.
- What prominence (drop) means, with real figuresThe key col explained, and what a typical drop looks like across 1,140 hills.
- The highest hills in each country and countyThe top five in each country and the highest hill in each of the 40 counties.
- The most isolated hills in Britain and IrelandDistance to the nearest higher summit: the 20 most isolated hills and the typical figure.
- How high are the Munros?All 282 Munros by height: how many top 1,000 m, the highest, the lowest and where they are.
- How to use the hill finder and bagging trackerWorked searches, what each column means, and how ticks are stored.
By country
- Scotland737hills here, of 12,422 in the database · highest Ben Nevis, 1,344.5 m
- England242hills here, of 4,745 in the database · highest Scafell Pike, 978.1 m
- Wales56hills here, of 2,654 in the database · highest Snowdon – Yr Wyddfa, 1,085 m
- Ireland104hills here, of 1,664 in the database · highest Carrauntoohil, 1,038.6 m
- Isle of Man1hill here, of 54 in the database · highest Snaefell, 621 m
By county
The 40 counties with three or more register hills, and how many each has.
- Aberdeenshire 28
- Aberdeenshire, Angus 6
- Aberdeenshire, Moray 7
- Aberdeenshire, Perth and Kinross 4
- Angus 10
- Angus, Perth and Kinross 4
- Argyll and Bute 72
- Argyll and Bute, Highland 6
- Argyll and Bute, Perth and Kinross 4
- Argyll and Bute, Stirling 5
- Conwy 5
- Conwy, Gwynedd 4
- Cork 4
- Cork, Kerry 3
- Cumberland 114
- Cumberland, Westmorland and Furness 9
- Donegal 9
- Dumfries and Galloway 12
- Dumfries and Galloway, Scottish Borders 4
- Galway 13
- Gwynedd 31
- Highland 427
- Highland, Perth and Kinross 8
- Kerry 27
- Mayo 13
- Moray 7
- Na h-Eileanan Siar [Western Isles] 6
- Newry, Mourne and Down 8
- North Ayrshire 5
- North Yorkshire 9
- Perth and Kinross 62
- Perth and Kinross, Stirling 6
- Powys 12
- Scottish Borders 4
- South Lanarkshire 3
- Stirling 33
- Tipperary 5
- Waterford 3
- Westmorland and Furness 103
- Wicklow 7