After the Munros and the Corbetts, the next highest mountains in Scotland are the Grahams. They are all the remaining hills over 610m in height (and below 762 metres – which is the starting height for the Corbetts) and with at least 150m of reascent all around. There are 219 Grahams in Scotland. Here’s a […]
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While the Munros are the highest mountains in Scotland, the next highest are the Corbetts. Despite their height, in some cases they are harder than the Munros as they are less popular and the navigation can be tougher. Here’s a list of the Corbetts in Height order. Corbett no Corbett Name Height in Metres Height
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For anyone contemplating climbing Ben Nevis, then the right map and a compass is a must as well as the skills to use them. We do recommend using modern technology alongside the traditional maps, with GPS and smartphones being a sensible addition to any hill walker’s kit list. However, they should never be your only
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While Ben Nevis is well known as the highest mountain in Scotland, there are a total of 272 mountains over 914 metres (3000 feet) in Scotland that are known as the Munros. Here’s a list of Munro’s in height order: Munro no Munro Name Height in Metres Height in Feet Area or Range 1 Ben
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Ben Nevis might be the highest mountain in Scotland, but it’s surrounded by three other mountain ranges that just exude quality. These mountains are the immediate neighbours, and they’re all classic Munro walks – each and every one a must do on the hill walker’s to do list. Anyone who wants a REAL mountain challenge
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