Agreed. it is a fine guide by steverabone, he does admit though that he has not done all these munros by public transport and many of them require an overnight stay.
malky_c wrote:You can get the train to Pitlochry then the bus to Kinloch Rannoch I think (although I haven't really kept up with timetables since Covid began). Then you could approach the hills from the north. No idea if there's enough time or whether you'd need an overnighter. Most hills are doable without a car if you are creative - it just depends how much time you have available and whether you have access to a car. If you do then some probably aren't worth the complication.
If you are very very creative all munros can be done without a car and without public transport
I've done a few myself by public transport, and yes it generally takes a lot more time which can be good if there is somewhere to chill and get a couple of beers. Aviemore is good for this for me as it has reasonable public transport links and some half decent pubs and food places.
The problem in this case is that Perth & Kinross who should have been doing a lot more to sort out the access issues to these hills that already existed, have actually made it worse.
Not only do they appeared to have washed their hands of that problem, they are now making access more difficult themselves. The folk in the glen who do their best to deter access to these hills anyway, must be rubbing their hands with glee at the assistance they are getting from P&K council.