Queensberry

Queensberry is a mountain summit in the Lowther Hills of southern Scotland that rises to 697 meters above sea level. The peak stands out as a clear elevation across the rolling terrain of the region and is approachable from multiple directions.

The mountain has long served as a reference point for surrounding communities in the area. Its name traces to the historical Queensberry region in which the peak sits.

The mountain serves as a familiar landmark for local walkers and has been used as a training route by those exploring the region. Its name connects to the Queensberry area, which communities in the region have long recognized as part of their landscape.

The summit is accessible on foot and can be navigated using detailed walking maps of the area. The mountain is relatively straightforward to reach and suits walkers of different experience levels.

A cairn marks the exact summit point and serves as a visual goal for many walkers approaching from any direction. The shape of the peak makes it easy to spot from a distance.

Location: Dumfries and Galloway

Elevation above the sea: 697 m

GPS coordinates: 55.28120,-3.59382

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:02