Routes in the Scottish Islands 

Hill routes in the Islands of Scotland

	1 - Arran Corbetts A circuit above Glenrosa in Arran and including Cir Mor and Goatfell. Some scrambling is involved while taking in superb views.
	2 - Beinn Bharrain Quieter hills than the eastern Arran peaks, Beinn Bharrain's long ridges are well worth a visit (Coming soon)
	3 - Paps of Jura Lots of scree and some tricky navigating in mist. A must-do hill race takes place every year (Coming soon)
	4 - Ben More on Mull Ben More is a fine hill with some ridge walking and easy scramble - or just take the 'tourist route' up !
	5 - Dun da Ghaoithe High above Craignuire, Dun da Ghaoithe is easily accessed using tracks. Excellent views.
	6 - Rum Cuillin More compact than the Skye Cuillin, effort is needed to get to the island and scrambling on the ridges (Coming soon)
	7 - Beinn na Caillich circuit Excellent views combine with fine ridge and scree running to give a superb afternoon out. (Coming soon)
	8 - Garbh-bheinn and Belig Tussocky ground leads to grassy ground higher up and rocky ridges with a wall to follow and superb views.
	9 - Blaven and Clach Glas Reckoned to be one of the most beautiful hills in Scotland, no difficulties getting to the summit
	10 - Red Cuillin of Skye Lots of scree and superb views. When the weather sulks on the Black Cuillin, the Red Cuillin often stays cloud-free !
	11 - Skye Cuillin North Sgurr nan Gillean is the finest peak on Skye, Bruache na Frithe is the easiest. Scrambling skills required
	12 - Skye Cuillin South Sustained scrambling requiring a good head for heights and some ropework. Finished off with a fine walk by waterfalls
	13 - Trotternish Running along a spine of cliffs and hills, this group of routes ends at the spectacularly weird Quiraing. (Coming soon)
	14 - Clisham The highest peak in the Outer Hebrides has relatively straightforward access and stunning views (Coming soon)