Hill Lists

Hill Lists

Munros, Wainwrights and more

1 ratings
64 reviews
$1.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 25, 2009
  • January 6, 2026

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This app helps you track your hill walking achievements across the UK and Ireland. It includes data for thousands of hills and over 90 lists, allowing you to mark completed ascents, view statistics, and see route information. You can also track weather and share your location.

Track thousands of UK and Ireland hills
Over 90 pre-defined hill lists
Mark completed ascents with dates and notes
View list progress and statistics
Map view of hills and routes
External route and weather information links
Data backup and sync
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What's New in Hill Lists

7.8

January 6, 2026

Updated to version 18.4 of the Database of British and Irish Hills (DoBIH), including an updated revision of the Synges. User defined lists now include an option for 600m drop.

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User reviews

Good but how to export ascent list?

This is a useful app, been using it for years. But I can’t find a way to export my ascent list in plain text (eg .csv). The backup format is binary and uses inscrutable codes for the hills.

Glen [Smog] Smith

Great App for logging ascents & keeping record of logs.

For some reason, though, I’m unable to delete my ‘Others’ list, in the edit hill lists section… I can edit the list, but not delete it.

Fantastic for tracking wainwrights

I’ve used this for recording my wainwrights and it’s been so easy to use and easy to record the details of the each walk. Very user friendly. I’ve just 8 wainwrights left to go!

Getting more disappointed with this app.

I used to think this was brilliant and it probably still is if you use it just to track your progress through multiple lists for the first time.
It works well until you start logging multiple ascents on lots and lots of hills. It seems to lose track of some of those even though they show up as a logged ascent. Not sure what is going on but some of those logs are not accounted correctly.
Also I don’t like he is way it tries to count multiple rounds. Everybody I know does this by starting again after completing the first round but the only way to do this in this app is to delete the previous ascents thereby losing the records.
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Great planning app

Have been using this app for the last several years and still my default cross reference app with planning the Wainwrights : the satellite imagery is excellent to track desire lines and check if OS paths do still exist and in use .👍

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FAQ

What does the Hill Lists app do?

The Hill Lists app is designed for hill walkers in the UK and Ireland. It provides data for nearly 20,000 hills and over 90 different lists, such as Munros, Wainwrights, and Corbetts. You can use it to track which hills you've climbed, add notes to your ascents, and view your progress through various lists.

What are the key features of Hill Lists?

Key features include the ability to choose and track progress on numerous hill lists, view lists on a map, sort hills by various criteria, and record multiple ascents per hill. It also offers external links for route information and weather forecasts, and allows for data backup and syncing.

How much does the Hill Lists app cost?

Based on the provided information, the app is a paid application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, suggesting a one-time purchase for the full functionality.

What devices is Hill Lists compatible with?

The application is a universal app, meaning it works on the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. This ensures a consistent experience across different Apple mobile devices.

What are common use cases for the Hill Lists app?

Common use cases include meticulously logging all your hill ascents, aiming to complete specific lists like the Munros or Wainwrights, planning future hikes by viewing nearby hills on a map, and reviewing your hiking statistics over time. It's also useful for keeping a detailed record of your outdoor adventures.