Where in Britain will you find a grander array of rock than the Torridon mountains? Or a wider vista than from the summit of Ben Macdui on Mar Lodge Estate? Where will you find landmarks more familiar than the mountains of Glencoe, or the Five Sisters of Kintail? Or hills more cherished by the populace than Ben Lomond towering majestically above its loch of islands, or Goatfell towering above the sands of Arran? Where will you find as rich an Arctic-Alpine flora as that on Ben Lawers, or a hill more wild than Sgurr nan Ceathreathnan in West Affric? Where will waterfalls be more spectacular and more remote than at the Falls of Glomach, or gorges deeper than at Corrieshalloch? Where indeed!

The Trust has an outstanding selection of Scotland’s mountains in its care – 46 of the 284 Munros (mountains over 3000 ft) are managed by the Trust.

Mountains - are core to the heart of Scotland and the landholdings of the National Trust for Scotland. Their riches speak for themselves!

West Affric