Which British upland landscape stirs your soul the most?

Vast plateaux, reindeer herds and the UK's only sub-arctic climate make this Scotland's wildest upland. Home to golden eagles, ptarmigan and ancient Caledonian pinewoods.

Scafell Pike, Helvellyn and Striding Edge draw millions of walkers each year. A landscape of glacial valleys, slate villages and views that launched English Romanticism.

Yr Wyddfa towers over a landscape of cwms, llyns and slate-quarry heritage. The Welsh name reclaim reflects a deep cultural pride in these mountains.

Dry stone walls, hay meadows and dramatic pavements above Malham Cove define this gentler upland. Curlews call across heather moors in summer.

Brooding, mist-wrapped and steeped in folklore, Dartmoor's tors rise from boggy moorland grazed by hardy ponies. England's last true wilderness, and a battleground for wild camping rights.