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 651–648 m
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2901
651 m2,136 ft
Carn Leachtar Dhubh
Highland -
2902
651 m2,136 ft
Carn Uilleim
Highland -
2903
651 m2,136 ft
Glas-bheinn Mhor
Highland -
2904
651 m2,136 ft
Great Sca Fell
Cumbria -
2905
651 m2,136 ft
Meall Copagach
Argyll and Bute -
2906
651 m2,136 ft
Meall an Spardain
Highland -
2907
651 m2,136 ft
Meall nam Maigheach North Top
Perth and Kinross -
2908
651 m2,136 ft
Moorbrock Hill
Dumfries and Galloway -
2909
651 m2,136 ft
Rossett Pike
Cumbria -
2910
651 m2,136 ft
Sgorr Mhic Eacharna
Highland -
2911
651 m2,136 ft
Swarth Fell Pike
Yorkshire Dales -
2912
651 m2,136 ft
Waun Garnedd-y-Filiast
Barmouth to Betws-y-Coed and Bala -
2913
650 m2,133 ft
Beinn Tharsuinn Chaol
Highland -
2914
650 m2,133 ft
Black Mixen
Powys -
2915
650 m2,133 ft
Carn Ulie
Cairngorms -
2916
650 m2,133 ft
Carn a' Phris-ghiubhais
Cairngorms -
2917
650 m2,133 ft
Creag Spardain
Perth and Kinross -
2918
650 m2,133 ft
Creag a' Chleirich
Cairngorms -
2919
650 m2,133 ft
Druim Fada East Top
Highland -
2920
650 m2,133 ft
Farragon Hill North Top
Perth and Kinross -
2921
650 m2,133 ft
Moelwyn Mawr North Ridge Top
Snowdonia -
2922
650 m2,133 ft
Sith Mor
Highland -
2923
650 m2,133 ft
Three Pikes
County Durham -
2924
649 m2,129 ft
Beinn Dubhain
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs -
2925
649 m2,129 ft
Beinn an t-Sneachda
Highland -
2926
649 m2,129 ft
Beinn nan Caorach
Highland -
2927
649 m2,129 ft
Cairn of Barns
Angus -
2928
649 m2,129 ft
Cruach Eighrach
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs -
2929
649 m2,129 ft
Fleetwith Pike
Cumbria - 2930 649 m2,129 ft
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2931
649 m2,129 ft
Simon Fell
Yorkshire Dales -
2932
649 m2,129 ft
Viewing Hill
County Durham -
2933
648 m2,126 ft
Beinn Thunicaraidh
Beinn Thunacaraidh · Argyll and Bute -
2934
648 m2,126 ft
Cairn Caidloch
Cairngorms -
2935
648 m2,126 ft
Carn Bad an Daimh
Highland -
2936
648 m2,126 ft
Carn Crom-loch
Highland -
2937
648 m2,126 ft
Carn Feur-lochain South Top
Highland -
2938
648 m2,126 ft
Carn Mor
Loch Torridon to Loch Maree -
2939
648 m2,126 ft
Carn Salachaidh
Highland -
2940
648 m2,126 ft
Creag a' Chait
Cairngorms -
2941
648 m2,126 ft
Creag nan Adhaircean
Highland -
2942
648 m2,126 ft
Druim Ghlaoidh
Leitir Fhionnlaigh · Highland -
2943
648 m2,126 ft
Foel Cwm-Sian Llwyd
Bala to Welshpool -
2944
648 m2,126 ft
Glas Bheinn
Glen Albyn and the Monadh Liath -
2945
648 m2,126 ft
King's Seat Hill
Clackmannanshire -
2946
648 m2,126 ft
Meall Beag
Loch Torridon to Loch Maree -
2947
648 m2,126 ft
Meall Monachyle
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs -
2948
648 m2,126 ft
Meall Tarsuinn
Perth and Kinross -
2949
648 m2,126 ft
Moel-yr-hydd
Barmouth to Betws-y-Coed and Bala -
2950
648 m2,126 ft
Sron Mhor
Stirling
- 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.