Arrochar Alp Munros The route shown above and below follows the Arrochar Alps hill race lines. This makes for a great hiking route for those

Beinn a’ Ghlò ‘Hill of the Veil or Mist’ www.360munros.co.uk 3 Munros on this flowing hill range north east of Blair Atholl between Glen Tilt

Beinn Alligin “Big Peak” www.360munros.co.uk A jewel of Torridon, famed for its twin Munro summits and the dramatic “Horns of Alligin.” Its ridge is scarred

Beinn Eighe “Big Red Stack” www.360munros.co.uk A complex mountain massif in the Torridon area of Wester Ross in the Highlands of Scotland. Lying to the south of Loch Maree, it forms a long ridge with

Ben Chonzie “Mossy Hill” www.360munros.co.uk Ben Chonzie, also known as Ben-y-Hone or in Gaelic Beinn a’ Chòinnich, stands at an elevation of 931 meters (3,054

Ben Lawers 7 Traverse The Ben Lawers full traverse route takes in the 7 Munros on the Lawers range with Ben Lawers being the Highest

Ben Lomond ‘Beacon Mountain’ www.360munros.co.uk Munro – Ben Lomond – Altitude: 974 metres The most Southern Munro and probably one of the most climbed. Ben

Ben More – Isle Of Mull www.360munros.co.uk The only Munro on Mull, Ben More pops right out the the Hebrides Sea. If you can find

Ben More and Stob Binnein ‘Big Mountain’ & ‘Conical Peak’ www.360munros.co.uk Ben More is a Munro in the southern Highlands of Scotland, near Crianlarich. It

Ben Nevis “Mountain with its Head in the Clouds” The UK’S Highest Ben Nevis – Altitude: 1345 metres – 4,413ft “The Ben” as it’s known

Ben Vorlich – Arrochar www.360munros.co.uk Rising steeply above the shores of Loch Lomond, Ben Vorlich is one of the southern sentinels of the Highlands. Its

Ben Wyvis “Hill of Terror” www.360munros.co.uk A broad, whale‑backed mountain that dominates the skyline of Easter Ross. Its summit plateau is a protected National Nature

Bidean nam Bian & Stob Coire Sgreamhach ‘Fence of the Hides’ & ‘Peak of the Dreadfull Corrie’ www.360munros.co.uk Route details with 360° virtual tour, map,

Blà Bheinn (Blaven) “Blue Mountain” www.360munros.co.uk Rising to 928 metres on the Isle of Skye, Blà Bheinn — often called Blaven — is a mountain

Brothers Ridge www.360munros.co.uk High above Glen Shiel, three Munros rise like brothers standing guard: Aonach Meadhoin  – “Middle Ridge” The central summit, a place of

Bruach na Frithe, Am Basteir & Sgurr nan Gillean ‘Slope of the Deer Forest’, ‘The executioner’ & ‘Peak of the Young Men’ www.360munros.co.uk Bruach na