List of hill forts in Scotland

Dunadd, Kilmartin, Argyll

Tap o'Noth, Aberdeenshire

This page lists hill forts in Scotland. Hill forts typically date from the Bronze and Iron Ages. Typically, they only survive as earthworks today, although remains of vitrified forts are found throughout Scotland.

Aberdeenshire

• Bennachie
• Tap o' Noth

Angus

• White Caterthun and Brown Caterthun

Argyll and Bute

• An Caisteal, Coll
• Dùn Cholla, Colonsay
• Dùn Dubh, Coll
• Dùn Eibhinn, Colonsay
• Dùn Meadhonach, Colonsay
• Dùn Morbhaidh, Coll
• Dunadd
• Dun Skeig, Kintyre

Clackmannanshire

• Castle Law, Dumyat

Dumfries and Galloway

• Doon of May
• Grennan Hill
• Tynron Doon

East Lothian

Chesters Hill Fort, East Lothian

Traprain Law, East Lothian

• Black Castle
• Blackcastle Hill
• Chesters Hill Fort (Historic Scotland)
• Traprain Law
• White Castle

City of Edinburgh

• Arthur's Seat
• Blackford Hill

Fife

• Clatchard Craig
• Norman's Law

Highland

• Dun Evan
• Dun Ringill
• Craig Phadrig, Inverness

Midlothian

• Castle Law

Moray

• Cluny Hill
• Doune of Relugas
• Knock of Alves

Scottish Borders

• Edin's Hall Broch (Historic Scotland)
• Eildon Hill
• Peniel Heugh

South Lanarkshire

• Black Hill (National Trust for Scotland)

Stirling

• Dumyat
• Gillies Hill

West Dunbartonshire

• Dumbarton Rock

West Lothian

Kite aerial photo of Peace Knowe Hillfort

• Bowden hill fort
• Peace Knowe hill fort
• Castlethorn hill fort
• Cockleroy hill fort
• Dechmont Law, possible hill fort

Western Isles

• Dùn Èistean

See also

• List of castles in Scotland
• List of hill forts in England
• List of hill forts in Wales

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Hill forts in Scotland.

• West Lothian Archaeology Group, aerial photography of a number of hill forts in West Lothian
• Hillforts Atlas Project – a crowd-sourced project to map the hillforts of Britain and Ireland