The Grahams - the Walk Highlands interactive guide
The Grahams are the mountains in Scotland between 2000 and 2500 feet high, with at least 500 feet of descent on all sides.
By choosing one of the links below, you can access them via a map, by height or alphabetically. Gaelic pronunciations will be available soon whilst each Graham has an interactive 3D panorama, an Ordnance Survey map, and where we have a route for it, GPS waypoints in GPX (supported by Memory Map and Anquet) and Quo format for the routes featured, photos and a detailed description of the walking routes. Each Graham page also lists all the Walkhighlands' members who have climbed it and made their ascents public. You can also share your own experiences and photos.
NEW: Interactive Graham map - if you register, you can update the Grahams you have climbed and the mountains on the map will slowly be coloured blue as your bagging progress continues. You can choose whether or not to share your Munro, Corbett and Graham maps with the other members of the Forum.
You can access the Grahams in several ways:
from your personal Graham map
Grahams listed by popularity (most ascended)
Grahams as rated by Walkhighlands' members
Grahams listed by altitude
Grahams listed A-Z
Grahams by region
