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I spend most of my free time in the Lake District and an unacceptable ammount of my working hours looking at pictures of the Lakes on walking/photo websites like Leaney's, walkthefells, stridingedge, Hiley's etc.

I'd like to graduate to doing some more Munros, but Scotland's a big old place I'm not familiar with and I don't have much spare time so I'd love to find some sites I can spend my boss's time looking at to act as a sort of introduction & see where catches my eye and makes me want to explore.

Can anyone suggest any good, regularly updated Munro walking websites similar to those above?

In reply to mightybobbins:

scottishhills
walkhighlands
munromagic (fallen out of favour a bit)

In reply to mightybobbins:

Steve Fallon's site is also worth a look.

In reply to mightybobbins:

I believe the Ledgowan Estate is the "go-to" place for walking and outdoor photography these days!

In reply to ewar woowar:

I hear there's a great new footpath & friendly locals.

Thanks for the suggestions.

In reply to mightybobbins:
Glen Lyon is pretty trendy at the moment too.

In reply to mightybobbins:
Not exactly what you're asking for, but streapadair's gallery on here is well worth a browse for some inspiration (there are more images on his smug mug page, where they're also handily grouped by area)
Also worth looking up david lintern's selfpowered blog. Some great videos and images.

In reply to mightybobbins:

If you search for "muriel gray munro show" on youtube you'll find some old but good stuff. Probably a bit tricky to watch at work.

You're welcome to gaze longingly at the few good munro shots in my gallery.

I gather you shouldn't learn the hill pronunciations from walkhighlands.

Don't use anything by Cameron McNeish!

In reply to Turdus torquatus:
"Don't use anything by Cameron McNeish!"

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