Welcome to the online version of the
Database of British and Irish Hills (DoBIH)

There are many recognised lists of hills and mountains in Britain and Ireland - all the well-known lists and a good many of the less popular ones are covered here.  Click on the required list name on the adjacent map, or use the mountain search facility.

You can use this website to log your own progress against these lists - simply register a Username and Password (free), and follow the instructions on the registry page.

Please note that inclusion of a hill on this site does not necessarily mean it is accessible.  In particular, some hill summits are on land where there is no public right of way nor open access.  Permission should be sought from the landowner where access to a hill is through private land.  Note that access rights in Scotland differ from the rest of the UK.

You can view a log of recent changes to the DoBIH - some of these changes are applied to this website before they are generally released on DoBIH.  Refer to the Database Notes section of the DoBIH website (www.hills-database.co.uk) for version release notes and other changes to the database.

The survey reports from the DoBIH survey team are available here for download.  A number of people have asked if they could contribute to the running of this website or the DoBIH.  I would like to direct such generosity towards the DoBIH Fund which goes towards the development of the database and purchasing and operating survey equipment - please use the button below...

Please contact me with your comments or suggestions about this website.

Site Statistics
Number of British hills on database19507
Number of British hills with no logged ascent629
Number of Irish hills on database1451
Number of Irish hills with no logged ascent53
Number of registered users8811
Users active in last 3 months1390
Users active today44
Number of logged ascents1361221
GPS summit readings logged (GB)29421
Ascents logged in last 7 days (click total for list...)629
GPS summit readings logged in last 7 days (GB)32

What's New - recent changes to this website
21st Nov 20194 new Tumps added including 2 Simm promotions (Perth and Kinross, Highland, Edinburgh, Cumbria).
2 Tump deletions (Highland, Shetland Islands).
1 Subsimm added.
1 Subhump added.
1 Submarilyn deleted.
Several hills with significant summit relocation.
14th Oct 20191 new Tump added (Aberdeenshire).
1 Tump with significant summit relocation.
1 Hump demotion (Carmarthenshire).
8th Sep 20191 new Tump added (Western Isles).
Changes arising from SIBs v12 12 additions and 2 deletions.
31st Aug 20192 Subsimms added (Highland).
1 SIB added (Western Isles).
24th Aug 20191 Subsimm added (Highland).
10th Aug 2019324 Mullach nan Coirean East Top confirmed as new Munro Top.
313 Stob Coire a' Chairn loses Marilyn twin-top status.
4th Aug 20191 new Tump added (South Lanarkshire).
1 Marilyn/Tump with significant summit relocation.
2 Subsimms and 1 Subdodd added.
2 Submarilyn and 2 Subsimm demotions.
25th Jun 20193 Tumps with significant summit relocations.
24th Jun 20194 new Tumps added (Shetland Islands, North Lanarkshire).
2 Tump/Simm deletions (Highland).
2 Tump deletions (Shetland Islands).
1 Tump reinstated/new Dodd (Highland).
1 Dodd demoted (Highland).
1 Subsimm addition and 1 deletion.
1 SIB deleted (Highland).
1 SIB with significant summit relocation.
21451 Rathmacullig replaces 21110 Knocknaheeny as Cork City County Top.
9th Jun 20191 Tump with significant summit relocation and rename (Shetland Islands).
5th Jun 20191 new Tump added (sea stack, Shetland Islands).
1 Subdodd added (Devon).
20th May 2019*New (historic) lists* The Yeamans and The Clems added to the site (appear as Class=Y and Cm). No new hills were added to the database as a result.
19th May 20194 Tumps added (Warwickshire, Devon, Highland, Portsmouth).
1 Tump deletion (Highland).
3 Hump promotions and 1 demotion.
1 Subhump addition and 3 deletions.
2 Subsimm additions.
1 Subdodd addition.
7 hills with significant summit relocation.
10th Apr 2019Editorial feedback on the results of the recent DoBIH survey now available, see Feedback.
1st Apr 2019New county (UA) Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole formed from defunct Bournemouth and Poole UAs and part of Dorset. 4 hills moved to the new UA, with hill 5530 Corfe Hills as the county top.
1 new Subsimm and 2 deletions.
2 Subhump deletions.
1 SIB with significant summit relocation.
1 Irish Simm/Hew demotion.
19th Mar 20192 Tump deletions (Cumbria, Rochdale).
2 Tumps (including 1 Marilyn/Simm/Hewitt/Nuttall) with significant summit relocation.
16th Mar 20194 new Tumps added (Devon, Northumberland, Highland, Cornwall).
1 Tump reinstated (Neath Port Talbot).
1 Dodd/Dewey/Tump promotion (Conwy).
1 Dodd/Dewey/Tump demotion (Powys).
1 Dewey reinstated.
1 Tump deletion (Neath Port Talbot).
3 Subhump deletions.
2 Tumps with significant summit relocation.
24th Feb 2019DoBIH user survey results:
A report is available on the results of our recent survey, see Survey result
22nd Feb 2019Switched back to using OS Open Space as mapping source on most search and hill details pages. Bing Maps has annual limitations on free usage so needs to be used more sparingly.
16th Jan 20193 new Tumps added (Shropshire, Northumberland, Nottinghamshire).
994 Carn Breac (Ma,Hu,Tu,Sim,G) significant summit relocation.
7th Jan 20194 new Tumps and 1 reinstatement (Argyll and Bute, Northumberland, West Sussex, North Yorkshire, Highland).
1 Tump deletion (West Sussex).
1 Submarilyn added.
1 Subsimm deleted.
1 Subdodd added.
4 SIBs added.
3 SIBs deleted.
5 hills classified as Other Lists (Yeamans).
1st Jan 2019Now using Bing Maps as mapping source on search and hill details pages. Please let me know if you spot any problems.
21st Dec 2018Data is aligned with v16.2 of the Database of British and Irish Hills (DoBIH). For further details, see the revision history.
20th Dec 20181 Hump deletion.
18th Dec 20185463 Boring Field County Top with significant summit relocation.
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