You can keep a tally of hills and routes climbed in each area, displayed as a list or in graphic form. Search facilities are included for hills and other relevant features. Routes are supplied, with ascent profiles, and may be customised to users own preferences. Written by an enthusiast as a semi-commercial venture for fellow enthusiasts.
All revenues go back into adding more features.
Scotland The Munros and the Munro Tops Established by Sir Hugh Munro in 1891, the Scottish hills of 3000 ft. or more. The Corbetts Established by J.Rooke Corbett, the Scottish hills of 2500 ft. or more. Lake District 283 hills including all the significant summits. Wales 157 hills covering the Arenigs, Arans, Berwyns, Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains, Carmarthen Fan, Cadair Idris, Carneddau, Glyders, Moelwyns, Rhinogs and Snowdon. Pennines 90 hills including The Yorkshire Dales, Peak District and the Pennine Way.