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Munro Map: All 282 Munros by Region

Scotland’s 282 Munros aren’t scattered evenly — they cluster into a dozen great mountain areas, each with its own character. Here’s the map of Munro country, region by region. Every region links to its full list; every Munro has its own map, photo and route links.

For one interactive map of all 282 — colour-coded by what you’ve climbed — get the 282 app.

Fort William — 67 Munros

The heavyweight. Ben Nevis (1,345m, Britain’s highest), the arc of the Mamores, the Grey Corries, Glen Coe’s scrambly ridges and the remote hills of Knoydart — nowhere else packs in so many big days.

Cairngorms — 54 Munros

Britain’s arctic plateau: five of the six highest Munros, including Ben Macdui (1,309m) and Braeriach (1,296m), rise above vast gravel plateaux and ancient pine forest.

Perthshire — 28 Munros

The gentle(r) south: Ben Lawers (1,214m) above Loch Tay, the Tarmachan ridge, and the perfect cone of Schiehallion — many a first Munro.

Kintail — 24 Munros

Ridge-walking heaven around Glen Shiel: the Five Sisters, the South Glen Shiel Ridge (seven Munros in a day) and the Forcan Ridge on The Saddle.

Ullapool — 24 Munros

The Fannichs, the Fisherfield wilderness — home of remote A’ Mhaighdean — and the pinnacled castle of An Teallach.

Argyll — 19 Munros

Ben Lui (1,131m), the Arrochar Alps’ rugged Ben Ime, and Ben Cruachan’s horseshoe above Loch Awe.

Loch Ness — 17 Munros

North of the Great Glen: Carn Eige (1,183m), the highest ground north of it, plus the great Affric and Mullardoch ridges.

Torridon — 17 Munros

Sandstone monsters — Liathach, Beinn Eighe, Beinn Alligin — rising straight from sea lochs. Small in number, giant in character.

Loch Lomond — 14 Munros

The most accessible group from Glasgow: Ben Lomond, the Crianlarich hills around Ben More (1,174m), and Loch Earn’s Ben Vorlich.

Islands — 13 Munros

Twelve on Skye’s Black Cuillin — including the notorious Inaccessible Pinnacle — plus Ben More on Mull, the only island Munro outside Skye.

Angus — 3 Munros

The rolling hills above the Angus glens: Driesh, Mayar and Lochnagar’s neighbouring plateau country on the Deeside boundary.

Sutherland — 2 Munros

The far north’s lonely pair: Ben Hope, the most northerly Munro, and Ben Klibreck rising alone from the Flow Country.

Put the whole map in your pocket

The 282 app shows every one of these Munros on a single interactive map — tap any peak for its height, weather forecast, photos and reviews, and watch the map fill with colour as you bag them. Free on iOS and Android. Or start with the full list of all 282 Munros.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the Munros in Scotland?
All 282 Munros lie in the Scottish Highlands and islands, north of the Highland Boundary Fault. The biggest concentrations are around Fort William (67 Munros) and the Cairngorms (54). Thirteen are on islands — twelve on Skye and one on Mull.
Is there a map of all the Munros?
Yes — every Munro page on this site includes a location map, and the 282 app shows all 282 Munros on a single interactive map you can filter, search and colour by what you've climbed.
Which region has the most Munros?
The Fort William area has the most, with 67 Munros including Ben Nevis, the Grey Corries, the Mamores and Glen Coe. The Cairngorms are next with 54.

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