UK Mountains
Summit forecasts, walking routes, cloud inversion odds and dark sky scores for every peak in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Highest first · 5,912 summits
UK mountains 1,100–1,062 m
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101
1,100 m3,609 ft
Creise
Highland -
102
1,099 m3,606 ft
Clach Leathad
Highland -
103
1,099 m3,606 ft
Sgurr a' Mhaim
Fort William to Loch Treig & Loch Leven -
104
1,094 m3,589 ft
Sgurr Choinnich Mor
Highland -
105
1,093 m3,586 ft
Sgurr nan Clach Geala
Highland -
106
1,093 m3,586 ft
Sgurr nan Clachan Geala
Highland -
107
1,090 m3,576 ft
Bynack More
Cairngorms -
108
1,089 m3,573 ft
Stob Ghabhar
Highland -
109
1,088 m3,570 ft
Beinn a' Chlachair
Highland -
110
1,088 m3,570 ft
Carn Eas
Cairngorms -
111
1,086 m3,563 ft
An Riabhachan SW Top
Highland -
112
1,085 m3,560 ft
Yr Wyddfa - Snowdon
Snowdonia -
113
1,084 m3,556 ft
Beinn Dearg
Highland -
114
1,084 m3,556 ft
Sgurr a' Choire Ghlais
Highland -
115
1,083 m3,553 ft
Beinn a' Chaorainn
Cairngorms -
116
1,083 m3,553 ft
Cuidhe Crom
Cairngorms -
117
1,083 m3,553 ft
Fiacaill na Leth-choin
Cairngorms -
118
1,083 m3,553 ft
Schiehallion
Perth and Kinross -
119
1,082 m3,550 ft
Stob Coire Cath na Sine
Highland -
120
1,082 m3,550 ft
Stob Coire Etchachan
Cairngorms -
121
1,081 m3,547 ft
Beinn a' Chreachain
Perth and Kinross -
122
1,080 m3,543 ft
Ben Starav
Highland -
123
1,080 m3,543 ft
Stob Coire Easain
Highland -
124
1,077 m3,533 ft
Beinn Sheasgarnaich
Beinn Heasgarnich · Perth and Kinross -
125
1,076 m3,530 ft
Beinn Dorain
Argyll and Bute -
126
1,076 m3,530 ft
Stob Bac an Fhurain
Cairngorms -
127
1,075 m3,527 ft
Stuc Bheag
Highland -
128
1,073 m3,520 ft
An Tudair
Highland -
129
1,072 m3,517 ft
Stob Coire Sgreamhach
Highland -
130
1,071 m3,514 ft
Puist Coire Ardair
Highland - 131 1,070 m3,510 ft
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132
1,070 m3,510 ft
Creag Mhor
Highland -
133
1,070 m3,510 ft
Mam Coire Easain
Highland -
134
1,070 m3,510 ft
Stob an Chul-Choire
Stob an Cul Choire · Highland -
135
1,069 m3,507 ft
An Socach
Highland -
136
1,069 m3,507 ft
Sgurr Fhuaran
Highland -
137
1,068 m3,504 ft
Glas Maol
Cairngorms -
138
1,068 m3,504 ft
Stob Coire Coulavie
Highland -
139
1,068 m3,504 ft
Stob Coire Dheirg
Argyll and Bute -
140
1,067 m3,501 ft
Creag a' Ghlas-uillt
Cairngorms -
141
1,067 m3,501 ft
Meall Corranaich
Perth and Kinross -
142
1,067 m3,501 ft
Stob Coire an Lochain
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs -
143
1,066 m3,497 ft
Carn Sasunnaich
Beinn Dorain North Top · Argyll and Bute -
144
1,065 m3,494 ft
Crib y Ddysgl
Snowdonia -
145
1,064 m3,491 ft
Carnedd Llewelyn
Snowdonia -
146
1,063 m3,488 ft
An Teallach - Bidein a' Ghlas Thuill
Loch Maree to Loch Broom -
147
1,063 m3,488 ft
Cairn of Claise
Cairngorms -
148
1,063 m3,488 ft
Ciste Dhubh East Top
Highland -
149
1,062 m3,484 ft
Airgiod Bheinn
Cairngorms -
150
1,062 m3,484 ft
Binnein Mor South Top
Highland
- Excellent 70+
- Good 50+
- Fair 30+
- Poor
- Not scored today
How to read it
Summit weather, not valley weather
Every forecast here is for the summit's height. Air cools about 6.5 °C per 1,000 m and ridge wind is often double the valley's, so a 12° day in Llanberis can feel close to freezing on Yr Wyddfa.
Cloud inversion
The chance of standing above a sea of cloud at sunrise. Read more on cloud inversions.
Dark sky
0–100 from cloud, moonlight and light pollution. 70+ is a night worth staying up for. Grey tiles haven't been scored in the last 36 hours.
Highest mountain in each nation
| Nation | Mountain | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Scotland | Ben Nevis | 1,345 m · 4,413 ft |
| Wales | Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) | 1,085 m · 3,560 ft |
| Ireland | Carrauntoohil | 1,039 m · 3,407 ft |
| England | Scafell Pike | 978 m · 3,209 ft |
| Northern Ireland | Slieve Donard | 850 m · 2,789 ft |
Where the data comes from
Forecasts blend the Met Office UKV, ECMWF, ICON and GFS models via Open-Meteo, corrected to each summit's height. Light pollution comes from NASA VIIRS night-time satellite data.
Questions
UK mountain questions
What is the highest mountain in the UK?
Ben Nevis, 1,345 m (4,413 ft). Wales: Yr Wyddfa, 1,085 m. England: Scafell Pike, 978 m.
What is a cloud inversion?
Cold air trapped in the valleys under warmer air, so cloud fills the valleys and summits stand clear above it. Most likely on calm, clear autumn and winter mornings.
How is a summit forecast different?
It's calculated for the top, not the nearest town, so it accounts for the colder air and stronger wind you'll meet up there.
How often is it updated?
Every morning for the UK's higher summits, and whenever a mountain page is opened, from the Met Office UKV, ECMWF, ICON and GFS weather models.