About TRXO

Our mission at TRXO

To help more people enjoy the hills of Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and come home safe. We do it with route guides you can trust, the weather on the top before you set off, and somewhere to keep count of the hills you've climbed.

What we stand for

Follow TRXO

New routes, conditions from the hills and the odd good view, wherever you already spend your time.

What we've built so far

1,381 mapped routes (919 in Scotland, 314 in England, 107 in Wales and 41 in Northern Ireland) across 50 regions, each with a route line, distance, ascent, time, start point, parking, a free GPX download and a summit forecast. There are 13 long-distance trails broken into stages.

All 1,247 hills on the Munro, Corbett, Graham, Donald, Wainwright, Hewitt and Welsh 3000 lists have their own page, and every one of them has at least one mapped route to the top. You can tick hills off as you climb them and track your progress on each list.

How routes are made

Hill data comes from the Database of British and Irish Hills. Route lines follow OpenStreetMap paths, with heights from EU-DEM terrain data, and summit forecasts come from the Met Office. Routes are mapped and written from these sources; they are not yet walked and checked on the ground by TRXO, and each walk page says so. Treat every route as a plan, and navigate with a map and compass on the hill. How we make our routes has the full detail.

Tell us when we're wrong

If a route is wrong, a path has changed or a car park has closed, email hello@trxo.co.uk or use the contact page. A person reads every message, and corrections go on the route page.

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Save walks to your account

Create a free account to save walks, see the best day to go, and keep your list on every device. We'll save this walk for you when you're in.