About

Every Munro is a free guide to all 282 Munros, the Scottish mountains over 3,000 ft. It is made by one person, Nathan Minnis, in the United Kingdom. There are no adverts and nothing is sold.

What is here

• Every Munro on a 3D satellite map, each with its own page: height, the summit weather, how to get there by car, train or bus, the Gaelic name and what it means, and the hill's Tops.
• A walking route for 256 of the 282, with distance, climb, estimated time, a 3D fly-along, a GPX file and a map you can save to your phone for use with no signal.
• A tick list of the Munros you have climbed, with your own stats.

Where it comes from

• The hills: the Database of British and Irish Hills, the surveyed list most baggers use.
• Routes: footpaths mapped by volunteers on OpenStreetMap, and Copernicus elevation data for the heights.
• Weather: MET Norway's forecast model at each summit's own height, updated through the day.
• Names and stories: each hill's Wikipedia article and Wikidata, in a few words of our own.

Full details and licences are on the credits page.

What has and has not been checked

Ten routes were chosen by hand. The other 246 were worked out by computer: the route starts at a public car park (or, for a few remote hills, a railway station) near the usual start where Wikipedia names one, and follows mapped paths to the top. 68 of those have something odd about them, such as a scramble, a stretch along a main road or a drop on the way up, and say so on the page. None of the computer-made routes has been walked to check it. 26 Munros have no route yet, because the mapped paths near the summit do not join up.

The weather is raw computer output for a single point. Always read the Mountain Weather Information Service forecast before you go, and in winter the avalanche report.

Get in touch

Spotted a wrong car park, a missing path or a better way up? Email nateminn@gmail.com. Corrections from people who know the hills are the best way this guide gets better.

Who runs this site

Nathan Minnis, United Kingdom. Email nateminn@gmail.com. Every Munro is a personal project, not a registered company, and it does not sell anything.

Last updated 24 October 2026.