The Top 8 Peaks in Clackmannanshire

Highest peak in Central Belt of Scotland and excellent views of the belt and highland to the north

This hill isn’t in the Scottish Highlands, it isn’t part of the Cairngorms range. It doesn’t measure 1,081m (3457ft) You can’t see Ben Nevis, you might be able to see … read more

The Law at 638m is a subsidiary peak of Ben Cleuch in the Ochil Hills. It's a long climb up to the summit with a couple of false summits on … read more

Ben Ever is a subsidiary peak of Ben Cleuch. It's 622m high and offers great views of the higher peak and south towards Falkirk. Normally climbed on the way to Ben Cleuch or on the descent from that peak.

One of the Ochil Hills of NE Clackmannanshire, Seamab Hill rises to 439m (1440 feet) at the entrance to Glen Devon, a half-mile (1 km) northwest of Pool of Muckhart and a mile (1.5 km) east of Commonedge Hill.

A few decent paths up and down. Descended the path going south east from summit which was well defined yo start off with but soon vanished and had to push through bracken and climb a couple of fences.

Kings Seat is one of the few Donalds north of Edinburgh. A straight forward walk from Dollar.

At 643m this is slightly lower than nearby Tarmangie Hill but occupies the same ridge on the edge of the Ochils. Often included in a loop from Glen Devon.