Log every summit.
All 282 Munros.

What is the Munros tracking app?

Munros.app is a dedicated Munro tracking app built specifically for hillwalkers pursuing Scotland's 282 peaks. Unlike generic hiking apps that treat Munros as just another waypoint type, Munros.app is built entirely around the Munro bagging experience — from your first summit to your last.

The app contains every one of the 282 Munros with individual summit pages, multiple walking routes, GPS tracks, elevation profiles, parking information, and summit weather forecasts. As you tick off each peak, your personal progress dashboard updates in real time — showing your completion count, percentage, and a breakdown by region and height band.

Munro tracking on paper or spreadsheets works, but it tells you nothing when you're on the hill. The Munros app puts live GPS position, offline maps, and at-altitude weather forecasts in your pocket — everything you need from the car park to the cairn and safely back down.

Why use an app to track your Munro progress?

Munro bagging is a long game. Most people take ten to twenty years to complete all 282 peaks, fitting them around work, family, and Scottish weather. Over that kind of timeframe, a reliable tracking system matters.

A dedicated Munro tracking app solves problems that paper lists and spreadsheets cannot. You always have your progress with you. You can see, before you leave home, exactly which peaks remain in a region you're planning to visit — and which routes suit your current fitness and the forecast conditions. And when you summit, you can log it on the spot with the exact date, a photo from the cairn, and a note about conditions. No transcribing from memory the following week.

The progress dashboard also matters more than it sounds. Seeing your completion percentage tick upward — and watching your tally cross milestones like 50, 100, 150, 200 — is a genuine motivator. Many baggers find that the tracking itself becomes part of the satisfaction of the pursuit.

Compatible devices: iPhone and Android

The Munros tracking app is available for iPhone (iOS 15 and above) and Android (version 10 and above). It runs on iPhone, iPad, and all Android smartphones and tablets. The app is optimised for use in the Scottish Highlands — fast to load, efficient with battery, and designed to work reliably in cold and wet conditions.

The offline map download feature is essential for Munro bagging. Before you drive north, download the offline map tiles for your target area. Once downloaded, the GPS tracking and route navigation work completely without mobile signal — which covers most of the Cairngorms, Knoydart, Torridon, Fisherfield, and the remote northwest Highland peaks.

Munro tracking for beginners

You don't need to have bagged a single Munro to download the app. Many people install it before their first summit, use the route guides and weather forecasts to plan safely, and log their very first peak from the cairn. The app is built for beginners as much as for seasoned baggers — with difficulty ratings, bog scores, estimated times, and clear parking information for every one of the 282 peaks.

For beginners, we recommend starting with the easiest Munros — well-marked routes with manageable gradients, ideal for building confidence. Ben Lomond, Ben Chonzie, and Schiehallion are the most popular first Munros, and all are covered in full in the app.