The Munros: Scotland’s Highest Mountains

In recent years “Munro bagging” has become an almost addictive sport for some hillwalkers. However, rather than just “ticking off” mountains, there is something tremendously satisfying in standing on the summit of a mountain, admiring the scenery and savouring the peace and tranquility. McNeish’s new edition of The Munros conveys some of this with stunning colour photographs. It is a guide to all 284 mountains in Scotland above 3,000 feet ‐ the Munros, so called after Sir Hugh T. Munro, Bart, of Lindertis who first published his list of mountains in 1891. This new edition of The Munros is a...