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Hill-walking and stalking Scotland has fantastic hill-walking opportunities, but summer and autumn are also important times for deer stalking, which supports the local economy and is essential for sustainable deer management. Here's some advice from the Scottish Outdoor Access Code to help you and land managers have a great day on the hill. From 1st July to 20th October (the stag stalking season) you should: take reasonable steps to find out where stalking is happening, such as looking at Heading for the Scottish Hills, or leaflets and signs; follow reasonable requests on alternative routes on days stalking is taking place; not cross land where stalking is taking place; avoid wild camping where stalking is planned for the next day. Access to Scotland's hills provides more detail on access rights and stalking. If you feel that a land manager has given you unreasonable advice, you can report this to the local access officer.

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Undiscovered Scotland: Home Page The Skye Trail - a long-distance walk through the Isle of Skye Munro lists and routes by Steven Fallon Mountain Guides The mountains in Scotland over 3,000 feet (914 metres) in height are called the Munros. Named after Hugh Munro, the first person to compile a list of them in 1891, there were were originally 283 munros. The list has grown and shrunk over the years - in 1984 it was 277, in 1997 it grew to 284 and in September 2009 it returned to 283 after Sgurr nan Ceannaichean was re-measured and found to miss the magic height by 1 metre. The most recent revision of the list found Beinn a'Chlaidheimh in Fisherfield to be under the 3,000ft height, therefore bringing the current total to 282 Munros. In addition to Munros, there are also Munro Tops and Murdos. Munro Tops are summits that are over 3,000ft, but considered to be a subsidary top of a nearby Munro. If you're starting off hillwalking or thinking about Munro-bagging, then have a look at our page with the easiest Munro walks. We've a list of all the Munros sorted by region, name and height. See all the Munros and other hills on an interactive map.

Eddi Reader Official Website Home | SYHA Hostelling Scotland, best network of hostels in Scotland Isle of Skye Select area The Isle of Skye is a walkers' paradise. From family walks on the spectacular coastline to dramatic scrambles in the Cuillin mountains, the most challenging in Britain, the island provides fantastic walking for everyone. We help you find the best walking routes on Skye, from the classic outings to hidden gems not found in guidebooks. We've carefully researched each of the walks, giving up to date, reliable information to help you get the most from your visit to this beautiful island. You can view and book accommodation, find places to eat and things to see and do. Map of Skye and Raasay is derived from SVG map of Scotland by Eric Gaba; licenced under CCSA.

rbetts lists and routes by Steven Fallon Mountain Guides The Corbetts are the Scottish hills that have a height of at least 2,500ft but are under the Munro height of 3,000ft. Corbetts also have a drop of 30 metres (just under 100ft) on all sides. There are 221 Corbetts. There are also Corbett Tops, which can also be subsiduary peaks on Munros ! You may think that these hills would be duller than the higher Munros, and in some cases you'd be right. We've a list of all the Corbetts sorted by region, name and height. See all the Corbetts and other hills on an interactive map. Download a list of all the Corbetts ready for you to tick off (in Excel format) ! Links to other Corbett stuff : Corbetts page - on the Scottish Mountaineering Club's website Database of British and Irish Hills - not just Munros and Corbetts, but lots of hill-lists throughout the UK and Ireland. The Corbett Round 2009 - Manny Gorman's blog on setting the record for the fastest round of Corbetts. Sub 3000 - The Wee Hill Basher's site.

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