Tinto ("fiery" hill) is one of the mountains in Scotland that doesn't hit Munro Status (over 3000ft), and is instead classified as a Fiona (traditionally a Graham, this confused us quite a bit on the drive up) as the summit is between 2000 - 2500ft.
219 mountains meet the criteria for this, and you can read more about the reclassification on Walk Highlands: www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fionas/
🏔️ [3] Tinto Hill (711m) - "Fiery"
📝 scottishadventures.co.uk/fion...
🗺️ www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fiona...
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