Ross and Cromarty Mountains

Attribution: Jim Macdonald and David Ritchie (Bidein a’Ghlas Thuill – An Teallach)

Munros

Sir Hugh Munro first catalogued all the mountain in Scotland which were over 3,000 feet.  There are over 282 mountain tops classified as Munros.

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Pan Ross Mountains of Ross-Shire - Munros

Ross and Cromarty Heritage Society is grateful to Jim Macdonald and David Ritchie for permission to reproduce their outstanding photographs. Sadly, David Ritchie died on 22 May 2015. The photographs in this album reflect his skill with a camera and love of his native mountains. Ross and Cromarty Heritage Society members remember him with affection and gratitude for the work he did as a volunteer.
Sgurr Mhor - photo 2

Corbetts

While the Munros are mountains over 3,000 feet, the Corbetts are between 2,500 and 3,000 feet.

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Pan Ross » Pan Ross Environment » Pan Ross Mountains of Ross-Shire - Corbetts
A Map of Ross-Shire
A Map of Ross-Shire
An Ruadh Stac - photo 1
An Ruadh Stac - photo 1
Height (metres and feet): 892m/2928' Translation: Red conical hill
An Ruadh Stac - photo 2
An Ruadh Stac - photo 2
Height (metres and feet): 892m/2928' Translation: Red conical hill
An Ruadh stac from Ben Damh
An Ruadh stac from Ben Damh
Height (metres and feet): 892m/2928' Translation: Red conical hill
Baosbheinn
Baosbheinn
Height (metres and feet): 875m/2872' Translation: Wizard's hill
Baosbheinn from Bad na Scalaig
Baosbheinn from Bad na Scalaig
Height (metres and feet): 875m/2872' Translation: Wizard's hill
Beinn an Eoin
Beinn an Eoin
Height (metres and feet): 855m/2806' Translation: Hill of the bird
Beinn Dearg - photo 1
Beinn Dearg - photo 1
Height (metres and feet): 914m/2999' Translation: Red hill
Beinn Dearg - photo 2
Beinn Dearg - photo 2
Height (metres and feet): 914m/2999' Translation: Red hill
Beinn Dearg - photo 3
Beinn Dearg - photo 3
Height (metres and feet): 914m/2999' Translation: Red hill
Beinn Dearg - photo 4
Beinn Dearg - photo 4
Height (metres and feet): 914m/2999' Translation: Red hill
Beinn Dearg and Loch a Bheallaich Creag a Chiin Dhuibh to right
Beinn Dearg and Loch a Bheallaich Creag a Chiin Dhuibh to right
Height (metres and feet): 914m/2999' Translation: Red hill
Beinn Dearg Mhor
Beinn Dearg Mhor
Height (metres and feet): 910m/2987' Translation: Big red hill
Beinn Lair
Beinn Lair
Height (metres and feet): 860m/2822' Translation: Hill of the mare
Beinn Liath Mhor a'Ghuibhais Li
Beinn Liath Mhor a'Ghuibhais Li
Height (metres and feet): 766m/2514' Translation: Big grey hill of the coloured pines
Beinn Liath Mhor and Sgurr Mhor
Beinn Liath Mhor and Sgurr Mhor
Height (metres and feet): 766m/2514' Translation: Big grey hill of the coloured pines
Beinn Liath Mor
Beinn Liath Mor
Height (metres and feet): 766m/2514' Translation: Big grey hill of the coloured pines
Ben Damh
Ben Damh
Height (metres and feet): 902m/2961' Translation: Hill of the stag
Cul Beag
Cul Beag
Height (metres and feet): 769m/2524' Translation: Small back
Cul Mor
Cul Mor
Height (metres and feet): 849m/2786' Translation: Big back
Meall a'Ghuibhais - photo 1
Meall a'Ghuibhais - photo 1
Height (metres and feet): 887m/2911' Translation: Hill of the fir tree
Meall a'Ghuibhais - photo 2
Meall a'Ghuibhais - photo 2
Height (metres and feet): 887m/2911' Translation: Hill of the fir tree
Meallan nan Uan
Meallan nan Uan
Height (metres and feet): 840m/2757' Translation: Hill of the little lambs
Sgurr a'Mhuillinn
Sgurr a'Mhuillinn
Height (metres and feet): 879m/2885' Translation: Peak of the mill
Sgurr Dubh
Sgurr Dubh
Height (metres and feet): 782m/2567' Translation: Black peak
Sgurr na Ceanaichean
Sgurr na Ceanaichean
Height (metres and feet): 913m/2996' Translation: Peak of the merchant

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