Arthur’s Seat, the extinct volcano towering over Edinburgh’s landscape at just 250 meters above sea level, is renowned not only for its geology and stunning views but also for a discovery as curious ...

this towering hill was once a volcano, but it has long been extinct. Trails are accessible off of Queen's Drive near Holyroodhouse Palace, which is located at the base of Arthur's Seat.

Arthur's Seat is an iconic extinct volcano that's slap bang in the middle of Scotland's capital. At just three miles long, this trail gains nearly 900 feet in elevation gain, giving hikers a real hill ...

Over time, after several eruptions, the rock builds up and a volcano forms. So here at Castle Rock - and Arthur’s Seat - you can see old volcanic mountains. ISLA: Are there other parts of ...

Just in time for a romantic Valentine's Day walk, experts have revealed the "best spot to watch the sunset" in Scotland — and ...