How many munros are there

Sir Hugh never managed to complete the ascent of all the summits on his list, and it was left to the Revd A E Robertson to complete the first round of the Munros in Since then, attempting to ascend all the peaks 'Munro-bagging' has become a popular pursuit among British walkers and mountaineers. Sir Hugh had been planning to revise his list of Munros, and after his death the SMC took over the job of keeping the list upto date. The first revised edition was publised in , and several further changes were made - the most recent revision being in There are currently Munros and Tops.

Sir Hugh Munro himself never did complete all the ascents; at the time of his death he had omitted Carn an Fhidhleir and Carn Cloich-mhuillin which was demoted in and which he was saving until last as it was nearest to his home.

He never climbed the Inaccessible Pinnacle "In Pinn" on Skye but this was not regarded as a Munro on his original list - being omitted in favour of the lower summit of Sgurr Dearg from which it protrudes. Instead, the Reverend A. Ben Lui. Munro Groups: 5. Highest: Ben Lawers. Lowest: Sgiath Chuill.

Ben Lawers. Loch an Diamh. Glen Lochay. Glen Lyon. Schiehallion Meall nan Tarmachan Meall Ghaordaidh. Stuchd an Lochain Meall Buidhe. Region 3: Strath Orchy To Glencoe. Munro Groups: 7. Highest: Bidean nam Bian. Lowest: Stob Coire Raineach. Beinn a'Bheithir. Black Mount. West of Etive. Ben Starav. Sgorr Dhearg Sgorr Dhonuill. Munro Groups: 6. Highest: Ben Nevis. Lowest: Creag Pitridh. Ben Alder. Loch Treig. Loch Ossian. Region 5: Drumochter Hills. Munros: 7. Munro Groups: 3. Highest: Beinn Udlamain.

Lowest: Geal-charn. West of Drumochter. East of Drumochter. Meall Chuaich. Region 6: Grampians. Highest: Lochnagar. Lowest: Carn Aosda. Glen Ey. Loch Muick. Glen Doll. Glen Shee 9. Beinn a'Ghlo. An Sgarsoch Carn an Fhidhleir. Mayar Driesh. Region 7: Cairngorms. Highest: Ben Macdui. We won't set optional cookies unless you enable them or accept our recommended settings.

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