Mull‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산 정상

Very special place - the last Munro for many people.

The detour is definitely not worth it! Yes, the view is quite nice. But even if I hadn't broken my ankle on the nonexistent path, I wouldn't recommend climbing this hill.

The ‘Well of Eternal Youth’ (Tobar na H-Aoise) is located on the top of Dùn-Ì. It is a unique little pool of water nestled beside a cliff on the north-eastern side of the top of the 333 feet (101 metres) highest hill on Iona. The Well is heart-shaped and a wonder to behold. A natural basin formed in the crystal-granite rock boulders that surround the well creates a perfect pool to collect water. The beautiful well is fed by a deep opening in the rock that is connected to a subterranean spring, and the well is also regularly replenished by rain. Once, I saw a fish swimming in the pool. It is a magical place! (credit returnofthedoves.com)

Awesome view to the Ardnamurchan peninsula and the islands of Eorsa and Ulva in Loch na Keal. Munro giants (Ben Nevis and co) on the mainland can be seen to the north-east. This is Mull's only Munro and it was actually my first ever Munro. It also makes for a great 'final Munro' due to the novelty/fun of the ferry journey over and the relative ease of the walk in comparison to other Munros.

Ben Hiant is the perfect peak for people looking for superb views, but not wanting to endure a leg-aching climb to reach them. The hilltop is still quite steep, but it's relatively short-lived and features a grassy, easy-going terrain. The views from the top reach as far as the Small Isles, Mull and Skye, Loch Sunart and Loch Teacius, and the hills of Morvern.

Dun I is the highest point on Iona and offers a fantastic viewpoint across the isles. It is topped with a large cairn. To the north you can see Staffa, and on a clear day to the west the Outer Hebridies can be seen too.

Stunning views from the top. Suddenly the geography of Mull and its place in the ocean makes a lot more sense - you can see everything laid out like a map.

At 702m and climbed from the sea Beinn Fhada is a good summit in its own right. It's often climbed on route to neighbouring Ben More and offers amazing views of the ridge up to A' Chioch and Ben More behind. Classified as a Fiona.