The best mountains to climb in the UK ... The highest mountain in Northern Ireland, Slieve Donard stands at 850m, making it a reasonably challenging task even if you’re an experienced climber.

Ben Nevis is the tallest mountain in the UK. Learn about the tallest mountains in the UK and where to find them in this BBC Bitesize guide to KS2 Primary Geography.

A CARING brother who donated one of his kidneys to his sister have she was stricken with sepsis is taking part in the Three ...

The tallest mountain in the United Kingdom is worth climbing for its stunning panoramic views and iconic summit located within driving distance from Edinburgh.

The UK's top 10 highest mountains perfect for hiking - none of them in England In fact, all ten highest mountains in the UK are located north of Hadrian's Wall in Scotland.

Six of Scotland’s 10 highest mountains are found here and the region contains the largest tracts of high ground in the UK. The highest tract of all, is the broad top of Ben Macdui. Advertisement ...

We reveal the 5 tallest mountains in England, the giants of the Lake District that have inspired generations of outdoor lovers ...

On Saturday 21 June 2025, the Thurlow Nunn Luton team undertook a remarkable charity challenge, successfully climbing Scafell ...

The UK's highest mountain railway that's 1,097m above sea level and just re-opened It had been out of service since 2018 due to structural issues, apart from a brief reopening in January 2023.

At just over 4,400 feet, Ben Nevis is the tallest mountain in all of the British Isles. It draws roughly more than 125,000 visitors per year, according to Scotland's official tourist board.

THE UK’s highest campsite is set below one of the UK’s tallest peaks. Glen Nevis Holidays claims to be the highest campsite in the UK, found in Fort William. Set below Ben Nevis, which … ...

From K2 to Kilimanjaro, there are dozens of famous mountains across the world that each year attract thousands of visitors in attempts to scale their heights.. With the world’s highest peaks ...