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Puy de Sancy 1885m, P1578m, Massif Central, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, France - photo Mark Trengove
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On this website you will find a growing library of hill and mountain lists, free for you to download and keep, many of which can be printed off in booklet format. Click on the side bar on the left of this page to go to a list of countries for which lists of the hills and mountains have so far been created. Select a country and click to go to its page on this website. More lists for more countries will be added in due course.
This website was originally set up to carry on, mainly in a European context, the work of Aaron Maizlish and others, whose website at http://www.peaklist.org. contains a large selection of worldwide mountain lists. The lists on this website generally do not feature on www.peaklist.org.
Other countries outside Europe, of interest to the webmaster, may also feature in due course.
There are also pages devoted a few Halls of Fame and Completion Registers for people living in Britain and Ireland - see here.
Most of the lists on this website are selected by their 'topographic prominence' (also called 'drop') classification. This is a way of identifying separate hills and mountains. 'Prominence' or 'drop' can be defined as the difference between the height of a summit and the lowest point on the watershed connecting it with a higher summit. To learn more about 'prominence' see here. Many of the lists also feature a height criterion.
Enough of technicalities. Lists of hills and mountains are just a tool to get you into the great outdoors to enjoy the challenges and joys of hill-walking and mountaineering.
Many people have contributed to the information contained on this website. Their contributions are acknowledged in the hill and mountain lists you can download from the various pages below. Special thanks go to Jonathan de Ferranti. Jonathan has played a central role in both the Peaklist, Ribus and Europeaklist listing projects. Without his efforts, this website would not exist.
An introduction to this website, now rather out of date, by its author, can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ0FDbN_j5E.
Visit/join the Baggers without Borders Forum ( https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/baggingwithoutborders ) for advice and discussion on the hills and mountains of the world.
NOTE: the BwB International Peak-baggers' and Poly-baggers pages have now moved to a new website - https://sites.google.com/view/baggerswithoutborders/home
NOTE: The popular 1000m Peaks of Scotland list is no longer available to download on this website. If you would like a copy of this list, please e-mail the Europeaklist web-master using the e-mail address given at the bottom of this page.
Many of the lists which you can download from this website are in two formats. Download the 'print-booklet' version if you want to print off a booklet for four A5 sized pages on A4 sheets of paper. Download the 'e-booklet' version if you want to read the list in electronic format, for example on a computer, mobile or e-reader.
Comments/suggestions about this website would be welcome. Contact me at marktrengove'at'googlemail.com - you will need to replace 'at' with @ in the e-mail address.
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