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Descending Carn a' Mhaim...

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The summit of Cairn Gorm

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Sunlight on Loch Avon

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Loch Avon from the Saddle

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Bynack More and A'...

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The scoured cliffs of Beinn...

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Looking south from Cairn Gorm

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Cairn Gorm

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Loch Avon below the Saddle

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Glas Maol

Glas Maol is bare rounded mountain and highest point in the Mounth hills and can be best viewed from the Cairnwell road at the head of Glen Clunie near the Seann-spideal Bridge. Its western slopes and north-east corrie, the Coire Fionn, are scarred by the ski tows and snow fences from the Glen Shee ski centre. However, the contrasting...

Cairn of Claise & Glas Maol Circuit

These hills can be climbed in various combinations usually starting from the Glenshee Ski Centre, the route here is better as it avoids the ski lifts and fences. It offers a circuit that covers six munros in quite an easy outing which is rare in the Cairngorms.

Carn an t-Saigart Mor and Carn a' Choire Bhoidheach from Auchallater

This route takes in two fairly remote Munros Carn an t-Sagairt More & Carn a'Choire Bhoidheach which are to the east of Lochnagar on the Balmoral Estate; there is a large amount of walk-in/walk-out here, but is quite manageable. Start from the farm at Auchallater and follow the private track up alongside Callater Burn in to Glen...

Carn an Tuirc, Cairn of Claise, Tolmount, Tom Buidhe

The route covers 4 munros overlooking the head of Glen Clunie and are very accessible being accessed via the A93 road just a few km from the Cairnwell Pass. From the car park head over to the Cairnwell Burn and the follow the Allt a' Gharbh-coire east for about a km then continue along path which lead around the northern flanks of Carn...

Glas Maol & Creag Leacach

Route over a couple of munros situated on the south west of the Mounth Plateau. This route is an easy one due to the high start point from the carpark just to the south of the Devils Elbow on the A93 at about 500m. From the car park just head along a path to the east over a bridge where Allt coire a' Bathaich & Allt a Choire Sheiridh...

Schiehallion

Schiehallion is a prominent mountain in the north east corner of the South Highland and is a very well known Peak standing somewhat isolated from any others. It is a ridge the runs from east to west and has a strange shaped hump backed appearance with steep falling slopes on both the northern & southern sides. The summit is located...

Ben Nevis

Ben Nevis is the highest peak in the British Isles and together with the not so famous Carn Mor Dearg forms a great horseshoe which faces north-westerly to the west coast rising dramatically from sea-level from the shores of Loch Linnhe. . It's probably best seen from polldubh cottage where you get a glimse of it's rugged southern slopes...

Lurg Mhor & Bidein a'Choire Sheasgaich from Craig

This route ascends a couple of the most remote munros in a huge area between Glen Carron & Glen Sheil and really require work to get access to them. Starting from Craig, 3km east of Achnashellach on the A890 cross the railway line and following the track easterly arching along the Allt a'Chonais. This track runs for 5km (bike useful...

Beinn Tarsuinn, Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair, Sgurr Ban

These 3 munros are hard to reach and form a ridge along the eastern side of Gleann na Muice and together form half of the "Fisherfield Six" group of munros. The approach is from Kinlochewe where the south eastern end of Lochan Fada can be reached from a carpark at IncMullach Coire Mhic Fhearchairheril via an estate road passing the "...

Sgorr nam Fiannaidh

Sgorr nam Fiannaidh is situated on the western end of the narrow 2mile (3km) exposed ridge known as the Aonach Eagagh (Notched ridge) and dominates the north of Glencoe. It is usually reached as part of the classic scramble along the Aonach Eagagh ridge while climbing Meall Dearg which lies on the eastern side of the ridge. It can...

A' Mhaighdean and Ruadh Stac Mor from Poolewe

These two munros are among the most treasured in Scotland due to their remote nature, Starting from the village Poolewe head along the track which follows the eastern bank of River Ewe making your way through the stalker paths to Kernsary (It's possible to cycle to this point). Follow the track south easterly through a forest which turns...

Beinn Eighe (Ruadh Stack Mor, Spidean Coire nan Clach)

Beinn Eighe is a spectacular range of mountains which form a high ridge with the two munros standing on the western end. From the A896 road a good path leads northeast, north by the Allt a' Choire Dhuibh Mhoir slowly gaining height around the eastern flanks of Liaithach through Coire Dubh Mor, then countouring around Sail Mhor. The...

Loch Lomond to Loch Tay

The area covering Loch Lomond to Loch Tay is situated in the southern edge of the Highlands. The area is bounded on the South by the extensive flat plain of Central Scotland through which flow the River Forth and its tributaries. To the north the headwaters of the River Tay in Strath Fillan and Glen Dochart, together with Loch Tay, form...

Meall Chuaich

Simple route taking in Meall Chuaich which is a large round mass , although isolated, is a prominent landmark of the area. This is a good route to save for a rainy day of rest day, Ascent is from south of Cruaich along a private track, which joins another one up by the Allt Cuaich alongside the auaduct (The Cuaich Canal) upto the power...

Sgorr Ruadh, Beinn Liath Mhor

This route takes in Beinn Liath Mhor & Sgorr Ruadh and is one of finest walks in this region of Scotland. This is an easy accesible route which has no walk-in as you start literally directly from the road-side. Ascent is from Achnashellach where you cross over the railtracks and head up the hillside beyond which leads though a...

Braeriach

Braeriach is the third tallest mountain in Scotland, surpassed only by Ben Nevis and Ben Macdui. It is the highest point in the western massif of the Cairngorms, separated from the central section (containing Ben Macdui and Cairn Gorm) by the pass of the Lairig Ghru. The summit has a crescent shape, with several corries. In the north-...

Driesh

Driesh rises abrove the tiny Braedownie with the rocky crag-face called "The Scorrie" (766m) thrust upon you immediately as probably the finest feature of Glen Clova. The Driesh summit point is situated on the Mounth plateau and over looks Glen Doll on the north, with the north-eastern flanks of the mountain forming two large corries "...

Driesh, Mayar from Glen Clova

This route takes in the 2 munros Mayar & Driesh which are popular being in close proximity to The City of Dundee. The route starts from the Forestry Commission car-park just past Braedownie farm heading west slightly to reach a bridge which leads onto the old hill path into Corrie Kilbo. This path climbs onto the plateau by The Shank...

Mayar

Mayar rises on the south-east of Glen Doll and is part of Mounth plateau with the summit just 2km to the west of Shank of Drumfollow and is marked with a small cairn at 928m (3045ft). The southern side of Mayar drops gently via grass slopes into Glen Prosen with a track which lead almost to the summit called Kilbo Path. By far the...

Sgurr na Banachdich from Glen Brittle

Sgurr na Banachdich is a fine peak which possibly the easiest peak to climb in the Cuillin Hills situated at the head of Coire na Banachdish where the ascent is made. Start from Glen Brittle and follow the path up the spectacular waterfall Eas Mor where you follow the less obvious path south of the Allt Coire na Banachdich. The...

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Thanks Jack much obliged.

Thanks Jack much obliged.

Found in Glen Shee to Mount Keen

Posted by Anonymous, 18 hours 45 min ago

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Glas Maol & Creag Leacach

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Glas Maol & Creag Leacach are an easy couple of munros to bagg easily see the route "Glas Maol & Creag Leacach" you start at about 400 - 500 m from the A83 so there's not to much ascent.

Found in Glen Shee to Mount Keen

Posted by Jack.Gibson, 1 day 58 min ago

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Schiehallion

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My first munro! What a great hobby. I am now hooked and looking forward to bagging some at Glen Clova and Glen Eask close to home. Loved the exercise, the views, the feeling of achievement and yapping with everyone on the way down. I resolve to always have an early start as it would be too disheartening to watch others coming down as I struggle up! The section will all the stairs was hard going but I loved the whole thing.

Found in Loch Tay to Loch Rannoch

Posted by spoustie, 1 week 2 days ago

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Advice please on Glenshee east

What munros can I do on the same day in this area Glenshee East? without killing myself.

Also any advice on other areas for two in a day would be good.

Cheers.

Found in Glen Shee to Mount Keen

Posted by Anonymous, 1 week 2 days ago

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Ben Nevis

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Same. not got a great head for heights myself .As I mentioned in my comment we climbed on a poor day ,so everything was closed in and I didn't feel as though it was that exposed at all ,but I dare say on a half decent day things would be a lot different

Found in Loch Linnhe to Loch Ericht

Posted by puck, 1 week 3 days ago

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Jealous

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Jealous as I've only done the boring way. How exposed is it on the Arete ? 'cause I've not got a head for heights. Saying that I've done some of the serious climbs ie An Teallach, Aonach Eagach & Liathach.

Found in Loch Linnhe to Loch Ericht

Posted by Peter.Lord, 1 week 5 days ago

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Title	Flagged time	Munro Group
Tom Buidhe	14 hours 1 min ago	Glen Shee East
Tolmount	14 hours 1 min ago	Glen Shee East
Carn an Tuirc	14 hours 1 min ago	Glen Shee East
Creag Leacach	1 day 56 min ago	Glen Shee East
Glas Maol	1 day 57 min ago	Glen Shee East
Beinn a' Chaorainn [Glen Derry]	1 day 16 hours ago	Braemar
Beinn Bhreac [Glen Derry]	1 day 16 hours ago	Braemar
Ben Lomond	2 days 21 hours ago	Lomond
Beinn Ime	4 days 16 hours ago	Arrochar Alps
Beinn Narnain	4 days 16 hours ago	Arrochar Alps
Beinn Dorain	6 days 16 hours ago	Bridge of Orchy
Ben More	6 days 16 hours ago	Crianlarich
Na Gruagaichean	6 days 16 hours ago	The Mamores
Ben Nevis	1 week 4 days ago	Nevis
Mayar	1 week 5 days ago	Glen Clova
Driesh	1 week 5 days ago	Glen Clova