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The Pentland Hills (a range of hills south of Edinburgh) offer countless hiking opportunities. One of the "best" (= the northernmost) is Allermuir Hill. There are many paths up the mountain, but the best route is undoubtedly the panoramic route from the Midlothian Snowsports Center parking lot to the summit. The center is...???...interesting... (Skiing on mats in the summer is also possible!), and the summit offers magnificent views in all directions!

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It's breathtakingly beautiful here! :-)

After the peaks it's all flat terrain and definitely more busy on a dry day. Walk the way back after the last peak if you prefer the challenge of it.

This is one of the most prominent hills of the Pentland Hills. You have superb views toward Edinburgh, the Firth of Forth, and on clear days, even the Fife and Scottish Highlands. The walk to the summit is moderate, and you'll be walking through diverse landscapes from grassy slopes to more rugged and rocky sections near the top.

Good for any weather

Nice easy climb, for a short distance from the city centre

So close to Edinburgh city, and a easy climb

Sitting on the very edge of the Pentland Hills, with a great view over Edinburgh and Arthur's Seat to the east, it's a fantastic hike from the city. From the edge of the city it provides an easily accessible hike in a few hours, with tremendous views on all sides. The going isn't too tough, with decent paths throughout. Enjoy!!

Rising gently above the Pentland Hills, this hill offers not only stunning views of Edinburgh and the surrounding coast, but also a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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A beautiful section! Highly Recommended! 😍

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Apart from the many sheep, you can also see other animals here such as the Scottish red grouse. Waterproof shoes are recommended.

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Threipmuir Reservoir (west) & Harlaw Reservoir (east) where built in the mid-1800s to increase the water supply for the Edinburgh area. Both have great lakeside trails for a flatter run in the Pentlands.

Great hill to run straight from the start. It climbs about 180 m to the top of Hillend Hill where you can carry on up onto the Pentland Ridge. Awesome descent as well.

At 478 m this is the highest point on Caerketton Hill, the most easterly summit of the Pentland hills. Great views east towards the North Sea and also west into the Pentland Hills.

At 1568 feet (478 m) this is the highest point on Caerketton Hill, the most easterly summit of the Pentland hills. Great views east towards the North Sea and also west into the Pentland Hills.

Caerketton Hill is the most easterly top of the Pentland Hills. It's a ridge like hill with a higher west summit standing at 478m. The east summit has a good cairn and amazing views eastward towards the North Sea. It's about 450 m high.

The first summit on the ridge if you’re running from the north east. Turnhouse Hill is 465m high and offers great views east over Edinburgh.

A tough climb or steep descent from the saddle on the ridge at 445m between Scald Law and Carnethy Hill and The Howe at 269m. Running this section does allow a great loop that includes the summits on the ridge and Glencorse Reservoir so it’s worth including in your run.

The Glencorse Reservoir is held back by an earth dam built in the early 1820's. The water was used to power the mills downstream and provide drinking water to Edinburgh and the surrounding area. Running the access road around the northern shore is pretty and allows a few miles of easy underfoot terrain while running in the Pentland Hills.

Carnethy Hill stands at 573m on the Pentland Hills ridgeline. It's only 3m shorter than neighbouring Scald Law and offers great views over the Pentlands, Edinburgh and far across Scotland. The Carnethy Hill Runners are one of the most prominent clubs in the country, certainly the largest in Scotland. They race and train regularly and are very inclusive if you fancy joining. They also organise several races including the famous Carnethy Hill race.