MARK Mountains
This is where the big peaks live. Guides built on real days outside — the routes, the summit days, and what actually matters when you step off the trail and commit.
From Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, to the giants of the British hills — Ben Nevis, Snowdon, Tryfan, and the classic fells of the Lakes and Peak District. Each one with honest route guides, real stats, and the practical detail that actually helps you choose the right day out.
The Mountain Guides
Kilimanjaro
Africa's highest peak — six routes, five climate zones, and one of the great endurance challenges on Earth.
Explore →1,345mBen Nevis
The highest mountain in the UK at 1,345m — the classic Mountain Track, the Carn Mor Dearg Arête and Ledge Route.
Explore →1,085mSnowdon (Yr Wyddfa)
Wales's highest peak at 1,085m — Pyg Track, Llanberis Path and the full set of routes up Yr Wyddfa.
Explore →915mTryfan
The rocky giant of the Ogwen Valley — hands-on scrambling, the Adam & Eve summit stones, and the gateway to the Glyderau.
Explore →978mScafell Pike
England's highest peak at 978m — the Corridor Route and four more ways to the top of the Scafells.
Explore →950mHelvellyn
The Lake District's most iconic ridge walk via Striding Edge — a Grade 1 scramble to a great summit.
Explore →931mSkiddaw
The big, broad mountain above Keswick — long, steady, and accessible, with huge views over the Northern Fells.
Explore →803mOld Man of Coniston
The South Lakes giant above the old copper mines — steep, rugged, and packed with history.
Explore →Great RidgeMam Tor
The Peak District's signature walk — a fast climb to the Great Ridge and huge views over the Hope Valley.
Explore →Highest in PDKinder Scout
The wild heart of the Peak District — Jacob's Ladder, Kinder Downfall, and big moorland skies.
Explore →Bristly RidgeGlyder Fach
The shattered, lunar-like summit of the Glyderau — reached via the classic Bristly Ridge scramble.
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