Scotland is famous for its breathtaking scenery and is therefore a prime location for many well-known movies.

Movies such as 1982's BAFTA award-winning Gregory's Girl or that now infamous Bond scene at Glencoe are known the world over.

The Devil's Pulpit for example has appeared in Outlander and even in the 2019 Detective Pikachu movie.

In tribute to our incredible film locations, we asked you to take part in our monthly photo challenge, launched a year ago in partnership with our long standing friends, the Scotland from the Roadside Facebook group.

Each month, a new theme is issued, the only request - that photographers have fun exploring this amazing and beautiful country we get to call home.

For March, the challenge was 'Movies' and we encouraged everyone to get out of doors and capture some fantastic shots of movie locations across Scotland.

Over the last few weeks, hundreds of striking images have been sent in from keen outdoor adventurers all over the country and it has been an incredibly difficult job to choose which ones to include in our final roundup.

We sadly cannot include them all, but please do check out all the spectacular submissions on the group page under the hashtag #stvmovies.

And if you would like to take part in the next photo challenge, please watch out for announcements here on the Scotland from the Roadside page.

The Wicker Man - Plockton by Debbie Neilson

Highlander - Eilean Donan by Myra Watson

Local Hero - Pennan by Duncan Martin

The Vanishing - Killantringan by Nick Silverstein

Outlaw King - Linlithgow Palace by Aleksandra Radzikowska

The 39 Steps - The Big Fleet Viaduct by Douglas Graham

The Da Vinci Code - Rosslyn Chapel by Melissa Rarity

Outlander - Dunure by Elizabeth Hannah‎

Edie - Suilven by Maggie Harrison

The Eagle - Devil's Pulpit by Peter Lawrie