Rock Climbing in the Grampian Mountains
Rugged peaks pierce the vibrant green mountainside of the Scottish Highlands
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There are many reasons for choosing Rock Climbing in Scotland
With deep greens in the summer and snowy whites in the winter, purple thistles and sparkling lakes, Scotland is world famous for its beautiful landscapes. What better way to appreciate them than to conquer its crags and peaks that are perfect for beginners searching for their primary climbs.
Good to know:
Country code
+44
Currency
British pound sterling
Language
English, as well as Scottish Gaelic and Scots
Best time to visit
The summer months are the ideal hiking and climbing season
What's the weather like?
Summer is from June to September, and winter is from December to March. In the mountains, you should be prepared to have different weather conditions all in one day
More info about Rock Climbing in Grampian Mountains:
The Scottish mountains are located mostly to the north of the country in the Highlands. The Grampian Mountains comprise one of three main ranges in the region. The gem of the range is Ben Nevis, which at 1,345 meters above sea level is the highest peak in Britain. Beyond the rugged hills and mountains, there are castles, bagpipes, kilts, whisky, thistles and the Loch Ness monster that are all part of the Scottish mystique, which makes traveling to the UK’s northernmost country fascinating
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