Fancy bagging a Munro? Here's a wee guide to get you started 🏔 By Love from Scotland | BBC Scotland

The Glen Lyon Horseshoe - Multi Munro Bagging for Beginners

While all Munros are mountains, not all mountains are Munros. Munros are mountains that are over 3000 ft, or 914.4 metres. They got their name from London born aristocrat, Sir Hugh Munro. In the late 1800s the mountaineer, who’s family owned land near Kirriemuir, loved to explore Scotland’s peaks.Scotland has 282 individual “Munros”, and “bagging” them is a passion shared by many!source: thenational.scot #andythehighlander #highlandertours #scotland #scottish #visitscotland #kilts #meninkilts #s

While all Munros are mountains, not all mountains are Munros. Munros are mountains that are over 3000 ft, or 914.4 metres. They got their name from London born aristocrat, Sir Hugh Munro. In the late 1800s the mountaineer, who’s family owned land near Kirriemuir, loved to explore Scotland’s peaks.Scotland has 282 individual “Munros”, and “bagging” them is a passion shared by many!source: thenational.scot #andythehighlander #highlandertours #scotland #scottish #visitscotland #kilts #meninkilts #s