A Google Peak Bagging Map of The Tinto & Culter Hills area of Scottish Region 27: The Scottish Borders a fully detailed list

The Tinto & Culter Hills area of Scottish Region 27: The Scottish Borders region is the area enclosed by an imaginary line connecting:

  • Larkhall to Blyth Bridge via Carluke, the A721, Carnwarth, Newbigging and Elsrickle to the North;
  • Blyth Bridge to Moffat via Broughton, the River Tweed, Stanhope, Hearthstane, Tweedsmuir and Glenbreck to the South East;
  • Moffat to Larkhall via the A74(M), Elvanfoot, Abingden Happendon and Kirkmuihill to the South West;

If you count only the Donalds there are 6 tops to climb, bag & conquer and the highest point is Culter Fell at 748m (2,455ft).


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1. Culter Fell

748m (2,455ft)

Culter Fell Photo by Ian McCutcheon
Photo: Ian McCutcheon

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  • Graham (14th)
  • Donald (15th)
  • Marilyn (440th in Scotland, 485th in GB)
  • OS Trig Point


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 336
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 72

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    2. Tinto

    711m (2,333ft)

    Tinto Photo by Mike Knipe
    Photo: Mike Knipe

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  • Graham (78th)
  • Donald (29th)
  • Marilyn (504th in Scotland, 563rd in GB)
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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 335
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 72

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    3. Chapelgill Hill

    696m (2,284ft)


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  • Donald (36th)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 336
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 72

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    4. Gathersnow Hill

    688m (2,258ft)


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  • Graham (120th)
  • Donald (43rd)
  • Marilyn (546th in Scotland, 617th in GB)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 336
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 72

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    5. Hillshaw Head

    652m (2,140ft)


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  • Donald (63rd)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 336
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    6. Hudderstone

    626m (2,055ft)

    Hudderstone Photo by Mike Knipe
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  • Donald (77th)


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  • OS Explorer (Orange Covers): 336
  • OS Landranger (Pink Covers): 72

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