Scottish Munros

Scotland, one summit at a time.

A personal record of all 282 Munros.

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Scottish mountain ridge

The Highlands · Route planning

Rock detail from a Scottish ridge
Clouds over Scottish mountains

The 282 Project

Every Munro. Every story.

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.

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The Summit Index

All 282 Munros. One interactive map.

CompletedPlannedNot startedHover or select a summit for details. Munro data: Database of British and Irish Hills v18.2 (CC BY 4.0). Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Latest Munro Stories

The most recently completed mountains.

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Story 006 · 933 m

The Cairnwell

The Night Before – Wild Camping at Glenshee We arrived at Glenshee Ski Centre on Saturday evening at around 8 pm, when it was already completely dark. From the ski centre, we drove approximately 2 km north and found a car park on the right-hand side of the road. After parking, we collected our camping […]

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Story 005 · 975 m

Carn a' Gheoidh

The Night Before – Wild Camping at Glenshee We arrived at Glenshee Ski Centre on Saturday evening at around 8 pm, when it was already completely dark. From the ski centre, we drove approximately 2 km north and found a car park on the right-hand side of the road. After parking, we collected our camping […]

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Story 004 · 915.3 m

Carn Aosda

The Night Before – Wild Camping at Glenshee We arrived at Glenshee Ski Centre on Saturday evening at around 8 pm, when it was already completely dark. From the ski centre, we drove approximately 2 km north and found a car park on the right-hand side of the road. After parking, we collected our camping […]

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The Journey in Numbers

6Summits

35.2 kmWalked

2,941 mClimbed

276Stories ahead
A Scottish mountain landscape

Why 282?

More than mountains.

The Munros are more than a list. They are a map of Scotland’s wild places—a lifetime of exploration, learning and stories.