Munro bagging guides
Everything you need to get into the hills — from your very first Munro to completing the round of 282.
How Long Does It Take to Climb All 282 Munros?
Completing the Munros: how long a full round of 282 really takes, what a 'compleater' is, the records, and how to plan and track your own Munro round.
The 10 Easiest Munros for Your First Climb
The best Munros for beginners — ten Scottish 3,000ft peaks with good paths, simple navigation and manageable days, from Schiehallion to the Cairnwell.
The Hardest Munros: The In Pinn, the Cuillin and Scotland's Toughest Summits
The most difficult Munros ranked — the Inaccessible Pinnacle, the Skye Cuillin, Aonach Eagach and other Munros that demand scrambling, exposure and a head for heights.
The 10 Highest Munros: Scotland's Tallest Mountains Ranked
Scotland's highest mountains ranked — from Ben Nevis at 1,345m through the Cairngorm giants Ben Macdui, Braeriach and Cairn Toul, to Ben Lawers in the south.
Munro Bagging for Beginners: The Complete Guide
How to start Munro bagging: choosing your first Munro, the gear and navigation skills you need, staying safe in the Scottish hills, and how to track your round of 282.
Munro Map: All 282 Munros by Region
A region-by-region map of Scotland's 282 Munros — where the Munros are, how many are in each area from the Cairngorms to Skye, and the highest peak in each.
What is a Munro? And How Many Munros Are There?
A Munro is a Scottish mountain over 3,000 feet (914.4m). There are currently 282 Munros. Here's where the name comes from, how the list is decided, and what Munro bagging means.
Track your Munros with the 282 app
Log your summits, see them all on the map, earn badges and share photos with fellow baggers. Free on iOS and Android.
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