https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/argyll/ - if you click on the map area for Lochgilphead and Inverary, it's linking to Tyndrum and Bridge of Orchy.

Cheers,
Ewan

rgallie wrote:Is there a list of these anywhere?

I am not fussed about doing all the Munro tops but quite fancy doing anything that was once considered a Munro and then demoted.

http://www.hills-database.co.uk/downloads.html has a table of peaks with their status at each revision of Munro's table.

Ewan

gammy leg walker wrote:https://m.facebook.com/groups/111272525646309?view=permalink&id=1503152183124996

Saw this on FB and thought it may be relevant to anyone heading this way

You need to be a member of the Facebook group to access the page.

Ewan

I use PeakFinder:
https://appsto.re/gb/UnDtv.i

Ewan

There are lots of potential problems with privately run services and they tend to be introduced as a matter of dogma rather than expediency. Sometimes (in the right business) they work well and sometimes they don't. I don't think anyone has faulted the existing SAR service- which means (as a user) ...

How is it going to work now then as a private company needs to make cash for share holders. if you are stranded on a hill with a broken leg do you have to negotiate a price before getting picked up. :crazy: :crazy: Glad it is not Bristows Aberdeen tho they would turn up 2 days late. What happens if...

MCA's SAR helicopters are already privatised. The helicopters coming out of Stornoway (who provide support to MRTs such as on Skye) and Shetland (plus others down south) are operated by CHC Helicopters. Do CHC do a bad job? Has the service they provided resulted in lives being lost? Can someone expl...

Grid north verses true north?

You have cols as well as passes & saddles on your list. I always took them to be the same thing, or at least that in Scotland bealach covers them all. I might be wrong though and may explain why I'm often lost :D :lol: There are three commonly used words that I've seen that describe the bit bet...

I'm glad that my photo came out! It's a bit troublesome using a wee compact camera with big mitts on! If you look carefully, you're both visible on the top of the shoulder in this shot here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/maccookie/8154454749/lightbox/ I take it that you didn't find the bridge that cr...

After a bit of indecision at the summit, I opted to come down Glas Tulaichean via Glen Taitenaich on Saturday. I'm glad I did, as the sun made a bit of effort and broke through the cloud briefly. http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8488/8154458953_a3f7b66665.jpg A glimmer of light by MacCookie , on Flickr...

Back off track, the article also says Sheihallion is best known for its conical shape.. I thought it was best known as the inventing place of the contour line? :crazy: Maybe they've changed the article since you read it, but it currently says, and I quote, "Schiehallion is famous for its almos...

Good point! Not sure if you can call Schiehallion 'accessible' if you can only reach the shieling! Maybe some sort of chair lift could be constructed on the final two thirds............ The article doesn't say that the summit is accessible to wheel chair users. It says that the mountain is wheel ch...

when checking out the weather forcast which forcast do you go with? for a long time i have used MWIS but its rearlly starting to **** me off :evil: for example when you click onto Fort William it gives a forcast for southen Britain and other areas :? :? Shouldn't it be that if you click an area on ...

The Scottish Mountaineering Trust publish a book about Scottish hill names.

Ewan