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Scottish Munros
A personal record of all 282 Munros.
The Highlands · Route planning
The 282 Project
My aim is to climb all 282 Munros in Scotland and create an honest record of the complete journey—from preparation and route planning to the final summit.
Each completed mountain will have its own story, photographs, route information, GPX file, video and lessons learned along the way.
All 282 Munros. One interactive map.
The most recently completed mountains.
After completing An Caisteal and Beinn a’ Chròin on Saturday, the plan for Sunday was to climb Beinn Ghlas and continue to Ben Lawers. Instead, the weekend brought two different lessons: choosing the ground for my first wild camp, and knowing when to leave a summit for another day. My first wild camp On Saturday […]
The Day on the Ridge Every journey has to begin somewhere. For my journey through all 282 Munros of Scotland, it began with An Caisteal and Beinn a’ Chròin. After spending the night at Beinglas Campsite, I reached the starting point around 9am and met the group: Anna, who had already completed all 282 Munros; […]
The Day on the Ridge Every journey has to begin somewhere. For my journey through all 282 Munros of Scotland, it began with An Caisteal and Beinn a’ Chròin. After spending the night at Beinglas Campsite, I reached the starting point around 9am and met the group: Anna, who had already completed all 282 Munros; […]
I normally create a route in Strava and transfer it to my watch before heading into the mountains.…
The summit will still be there another day. The important thing is making sure you are too. In…
Why 282?
The Munros are more than a list. They are a map of Scotland’s wild places—a lifetime of exploration, learning and stories.
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