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Information Sheet
Introduction
Contents
Sample Route
Availability
Reprinted
Cover
Paperback - PVC
Published
13 May 2010
Edition
First
ISBN
9781852844028
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ISBN (10)
1852844027
Size
17.2 x 11.6 x 2.0cm
Weight
360g
Pages
272
No. Maps
60
No. Photos
82
Originally Published
1 Nov 2004

Walking the Munros Vol 1 – Southern, Central and Western Highlands

by Steve Kew

The first of two guidebooks to walking routes Scotland's Munros, covering the southern, central and western Scottish highlands, Glencoe, Lochaber and Mull, and details routes for these 139 exciting and challenging mountains. Munros are mountains in Scotland over 3000ft in height. Volume 2 covers north of the Great Glen and the Cairngorms. More...

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Seasons

Year-round mountain walking, but midges may hold you back in summer, and if snow’s not your thing Read More... then avoid winter.

Centres

Fort William, Glencoe, Killin, Pitlochrie, Blair Atholl, Oban and many more. Camping and through Read More... treks too.

Difficulty

Many Munros are straightforward walks, but some have exciting ridge walking and scrambling. Aonach Read More... Eagach is covered in this volume. Normal Scottish mountain challenges and precautions.

Must See

The mountains rising above the valley cloud with views clear across Scotland, the Arete clearing Read More... on the Ben as you cross it, the first refreshment at the end of the day.
 
 

August 2008

The YHA at Killin has closed down, resulting in the following amendments to the 2008 guidebook.

p188 Route 48 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p190 Route 49 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p192 Route 50 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p195 Route 51  Delete“Killin”

p198 Route 52 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p202 Route 53 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p204 Route 54 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich"

p206 Route 55 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p209 Route 56 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p213 Route 57 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p217 Route 58 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p219 Route 59 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

p231 Route 63  Delete “Killin"

p234 Route 64 “YHA Killin” should be amended to: “YHA Crianlarich”

These amends are included in the 2010 reprint.

January 2012

Route 56 (p209) and Route 57 (p212)

The Ben Lawers Visitor Centre and its associated car park are no more. They have been replaced by a new car park at NN 608 376 within an area of regenerating woodland about 150 metres south of the old site. There are some external interpretation panels in the car park. The new car park – part of which is in use already – will be fully open in Spring 2012. There is a charge for using it. Two new sections of path have been constructed by NTS to link the new site to the main Ben Lawers and Tarmachan paths. The site of the former car park is being restored to moorland. Please note that there are no toilets on the new site. Further details of the Reserve are available at http://www.nts.org.uk/Property/Ben-Lawers-National-Nature-Reserve or from the Manager/Senior Ranger on 0844 4932136.

 
 
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