Laura did a great job in personalising it for me - she changed the silhouette and the mountains in the background using my own photos.

Any changes I required were never a hassle and she was super speedy at getting the edits back to me. The mapping of Scotland's mountains has been closely intertwined with the 40-year life of Harvey Maps, so also included is a little about the history, the people and the philosophy of the company. Anyway, let's start with a simple map of all 282 Munros and then I'll look at how many are within 100 miles of Scotland's cities, and within a 90 minute drive + 5km.Please note pins and tags are best used when selecting the canvas, pinboard or pinborad with wood frame finish.

By the way, those links I just put in are to the twitter accounts of Iain Cameron and Kelly Lander - two of my absolute favourite accounts - you may already know them if you're reading this but if not I highly recommend following them. This map is a great gift for a walking/climbing enthusiast whether they have never climbed a Munro or are on their second or third round!By my calculations, here's how many Munros there are within 100 miles of each of these places - and see below that for the maps of each one. All the peaks, from Ben Nevis to Beinn Teallach, are numbered and cross-referenced to a table which lists the 282 mountains with their altitude in metres and feet, plus colour-coding for the group each Munro belongs to.