Munro Legacy Exhibition

20 October to 14 November · Glencoe

20–14October to November
A visitor centre with pitched timber-clad gables and a conical-roofed entrance pavilion stands at the end of a gravel path, bare winter trees surrounding it.
Photograph: Hidden Scotland

The Glencoe Visitor Centre has a small exhibition this autumn about Sir Hugh Munro, the man who set out to chart every Scottish peak over 3,000 feet, and about everyone who has followed him up them since. It comes from the Munro Society, whose members have all climbed every Munro, and it traces hillwalking and climbing in Scotland from its first days in the 1800s to the summit-ticking of today. The exhibition has toured the country, from Torridon and Portree to Glenmore Lodge, and Glencoe is its stop until mid-November. Just drop in.

20 October to 14 November, 10am to 4pm, free. Glencoe Visitor Centre, Glencoe.

Tickets and details
When20 October to 14 November
WhereGlencoe

Glencoe

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