This thoroughly researched, fully revised and expanded new edition builds on the success of its predecessors and there is much new to enjoy: wider coverage of the Borders, a chapter placing Scottish hill names in international context, and older forms of many names drawn from 17th- and 18th-century maps.

Drawn from Gaelic, Norse, Brittonic, Scots and Pictish tongues, Scotland’s hill names carry over 500 years of social and cultural history. For anyone heading for the hills, this book opens the door to that fascinating world.