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Munros (noun): In English, Munros refer to a list of mountains in Scotland that are at least 3,000 feet (914.4 meters) high. Climbing all the Munros is a popular challenge for hikers and mountaineers
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Gives a list of Munros in height order.
The Munros were particularly involved in land rights.
You did not exactly catch the Munros at their best.
Eventually the Munros begin to enjoy their vacation.
The average time taken to bag all the Munros is eight years.
Gives Munros in height order.
The SMC maintains the list of Munros.
A walker who has climbed all Munros is entitled to be called a Munroist.
The Munros lived at Ross Roy until their deaths.
With the Mackenzies the Munros were often at feud.
Clergy = = The Munros were also prominent members of the Scottish clergy in the north of Scotland.
Among these no Munros are named.
Buachaille Etive Mòr at the entrance to Glencoe, one of the most photographed Munros.
The Sutherlanders and the Munros were not long in retaliating.
It had taken me about 45 minutes to walk between the two Munros.
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The summits of Munros and Tops are the most usual.
Balconie Castle was the seat of the Munros of Balconie.
By tradition, the Munros hold their land from the Crown.
Lemlair House was the seat of the Munros of Lemlair.
By tradition, the Munros held their land from the Crown.
Newmore Castle, was seat of the Munros of Newmore.
Guidebook to walking the Munros in southern, central and western Highlands.
Novar House, was seat of the Munros of Novar.
Burt Munros 1967 world record remains unbroken and his legend lives on today.
It was fought between the Bains and Munros against the MacLeods and Mackenzies.
It can be accessed by a 1.5 km track from Munros camp.
These are referred to as Furth Munros, i.e. the Munros furth of Scotland.
The Munros - mountains.
Castles = = * Foulis Castle seat of the Munros of Foulis, the chiefs of the Clan Munro.
Other well-known Munros include, * Ben Lomond,, the most southerly of the Munros.
In 1570 a feud broke out with the Munros over the Castle Chanonry of Ross.
