Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
All Munros asks whether today is your day
A Scottish hiking tool that weighs summit conditions and a hiker’s self-described fitness and skills to assess whether a Munro is within their limits right now.
- For
- People planning Scottish Munro hikes
- Worth noticing
- Friend comparisons use a shared code without sign-up, and the site says profile details stay on the user's device.
Field notes
The site says route grades are recalculated against summit wind, snowline and remaining daylight, then compared with a hiker’s self-described fitness and winter skills, which stay on the device. Its browser 3D view covers 30 Munros and uses elevation tiles, satellite imagery and OpenStreetMap route traces; the site says routes can be viewed offline after a hill has been visited. The tally covers 282 summits, and friend comparisons use a shared code without account creation.
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