Scottish Mountain Walks
Popular Scottish Mountain Walks - How to get there, where to park etc
Climbing Ben Nevis – The Big One
If you go hillwalking in the UK, sooner or later your mind is going to turn to climbing Ben Nevis. Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the UK, and as such, it is challenging!…
Ben Cleuch – The Highest of the Ochil Hills
This is a circular walk with a bit of everything - Starting off in a steep river gorge, then a bit of a scrabble and a steep ascent of The Law, the hill in front…
Ben Chonzie from Coishavachan
If you fancy a straightforward, easy ascent of a Munro (if climbing any Munro can be described as easy) then Ben Chonzie is ideal. There is a track leading a large part of the way…
Ben Vorlich (Loch Lomond)
Having climbed the munro, Ben Vorlich at Loch Earn earlier this year, I felt I should also climb "the other Ben Vorlich munro" at Loch Lomond. But, having read up on it before hand, it…
Meall Nan Tarmachan – The Perfect Easy Munro
A lot of people who have never climbed a Munro before can feel a bit intimidated, and if like me, you are taking to the hills a bit later in life, then you might…
Three Munros in One Day – The Cairnwell Munros.
The Cairnwell Munros are a group of three Munros near the Glenshee Ski Centre - Carn Aosda (917m), Carn a Gheoidh (975m) and The Cairnwell(933m). This walk starts at the Glenshee Ski Centre car park,…
Ben Vorlich (Loch Earn)
There are actually two Munros called Ben Vorlich. One is near Loch Lomond, and one is beside Loch Earn. This report is about the Loch Earn Ben Vorlich (985 m). I have often seen Ben…
Ben Lawers and Beinn Ghlas
If you are looking to get a few Munros under your belt, then this is a great opportunity to climb two at the same time. Ben Lawers (3984 ft) is the tenth highest Munro, but…
Ben Lomond – This Could Be Your First Munro
If you haven't yet tackled a Munro (a mountain over 3000 ft high) then Ben Lomond is a popular peak to start with. I have heard it described as an easy Munro, but believe me,…
Climbing The Cobbler
Ben Arthur, more commonly known as "The Cobbler" is one of the most recognisable mountains in Scotland. At 884 m high, it is a Corbett, just short of being a Munro. It is a straightforward…
