Scottish Hill Passes

A page listing notable hill passes in Scotland.

The listing is ordered roughly from North to South, and is an incomplete listing.

Image	Road	Name	From	To	Max. Altitude	More Info
100px	B9176	Struie Hill	Alness	Dornoch Firth	794' (242m)	Formerly the A836.
100px	Unclassfied	Quiraing	Uig	Staffin	860' (262m)	West-east route across Trotternish on Skye.
100px	Unclassfied	Bealach na Ba	Applecross	Lochcarron	2054'	Gaelic for "The Pass of the Cattle", it is famous for its tight hairpin bends and 20% gradients. Was once the only route to Applecross.
100px	A833		Beauly	Drumnadrochit	860' (262m)
100px	Unclassfied	Mam Ratagan Pass	Shiel Bridge	Glenelg	1138' (347m)	The only route into the lonely Glenelg peninsula, from where the Glenelg - Kylerhea Ferry crosses to Skye.
100px	A93	Cairnwell Pass	Braemar	Glenshee	2199'	The highest main road in Britain, the southern ascent used to use the notorious Devils Elbow bends, which is now bypassed.
100px	A9	Slochd Summit	Inverness	Aviemore	1345'
100px	A939	Lecht Summit	Cockbridge	Tomintoul	2110'	This road is one of the first to be blocked by snow in winter. It was mentioned regularly by Terry Wogan on his Radio 2 Breakfast Show.
100px	B974	Cairn O'Mounth	Marykirk	Banchory	1488'	More commonly known as Cairn O'Mount.
100px	A957	Slug Road	Stonehaven	Crathes	740'
100px	A9	Pass of Drumochter	Dalwhinnie	Blair Atholl	1508'
100px	defunct	Corrieyairack Pass	Laggan	Fort Augustus	2560' (780m) approx	Built by General Wade in 1731, and probably the highest road ever built in the British Isles.
100px	A87	Glen Garry	Invergarry	Bunloyne	1142' (348m)	Not exactly a pass as such, but certainly a summit.
100px	defunct	Devils Staircase	Rannoch Moor	Kinlochleven	1850' (550m)	Built by General Cauldfeild c1753.
100px	A82	Rannoch Moor	Bridge of Orchy	Glencoe	1145' (349m)	Not exactly a pass as such, but certainly a summit.
100px	A83	Rest and Be Thankful	Inveraray	Arrochar	830'
100px	A821	Duke's Pass	Braeval	Kilmahog	794'
100px	M74		Millbank (Junction 12)	Abington (Junction 13)	1060' according to a press report	Unmarked by any sign but believed to be the highest motorway in Scotland and highest point on the London-Glasgow route.
100px	A74(M)	Beattock Summit	Crawford (Junction 14)	Beattock (Junction 15)	1029'	The height was shown on a pre-Worboys sign on the old A74 (now B7076), which is bypassed by the modern motorway. The 1015' summit of the Carlisle-Glasgow railway is in a cutting alongside.
100px	B797	Glengonnar	Leadhills	Wanlockhead	1532' approx (shown as 466m and 468m on different OS scales)	Located between the two highest villages in Scotland.