Articles tagged with "munros"
Hiking and Hillwalking
November and December are quieter times of year for me, time for catching up with friends and some personal hillwalking...
Hiking and Hillwalking
Bothies vary a great deal in terms of coziness. I like to apply the following criteria in determining whether a...
Hiking and Hillwalking
After two days on the hill with the Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue team, one of the main impressions I’m left...
Hiking and Hillwalking
Our wonderful Scottish 3000ft mountains – our 282 ‘munros’ – are climbed in all sorts of ways: in one continuous...
Hiking and Hillwalking
At the end of Glen Lyon there’s a mountain called Meall Buidhe (phonetically pronounced ‘Myeal Booya’), which in Gaelic means...
Hiking and Hillwalking
Seana Bhraigh is one of the most remote mountains in Scotland, about 20km in every direction to the nearest road....
Hiking and Hillwalking
Just back from a fantastic 4 day trip to the Beinn Dearg hills and Seana Bhraigh, north of Loch Glascarnoch...