Covering the entire 745 miles of Scotland’s Watershed, the line which determines whether a raindrop falling in Scotland ends up in the Atlantic or the North Sea.

This book continues the highly praised The Ultimate Guide to the Munros series, by experienced walker and author Ralph Storer

The first instalment of the essential guide for munro baggers of all experience levels

From the authors of the classic Mountain Days and Bothy Nights; winner of the Boardman Tasker Prize for Mountain Literature

Takes a look at the history of walking, from the Romans to the present day. Includes 26 of the best walks known to history.

With a mixture of old favourites and new routes, walkers of all levels of experience and ability, from the novice to the expert, are sure to find something of interest

A clear and comprehensive guide to some of the easier, level walks in countryside made popular by the BBC TV series Monarch of the Glen.

Forty accessible short walks on the Isle of Skye suitable for young children and those not inclined to march up the Cuillans.

The standard reference work to the best of Scottish hillwalking, carefully updated

In this book, Peter Kemp traces his life from his early years in urban Glasgow to his adventures in the Scottish mountains.

Some view him as Scotland's answer to Ned Kelly... This is an historical-fictional account of the life of Scotland's last mountain outlaw

Walking the coastline - awesome cliffs, remote beaches, romantic castles and more - of the Isle of Skye.

Ralph Storer has created a classic on The Joy of Hillwalking - new edition now available

Acknowledged as a classic of mountain writing for over ten years, Ian R Mitchell and David Brown take you into the bothies, howffs and dosses on the Scottish hills.

The story of explorations and ascents in the Scottish Highlands in the days before mountaineering became a popular sport