Hill lists by train
Munros by Train
The Munros are Scotland's mountains over 3,000 feet, first listed by Sir Hugh Munro in 1891. Source
46 of the 282 Munros are within 5 miles of a station with regular trains, and 135 are within 10 miles.
46
within 5 miles of a station
135
within 10 miles
Where to base yourself
Best stations for Munros
The stations with the most Munros within 5 miles, as a base for a day or a weekend.
Every Munro within 5 miles of a station
Straight-line distance from each summit to its nearest station with regular trains. The walk in will be longer.
Within 10 miles (89)
Tips for Munros by train
- Not every train calls at every small station, so check that the train you plan to catch actually stops at yours, in both directions.
- Trains on rural lines can be hours apart, and the last one back is often early. Check it before you set off and plan your descent around it.
- Check the timetable for the day you're travelling, not just the usual pattern: engineering works and seasonal changes are common on rural lines.
Munros by train from Scottish cities
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