A definitive two-volume guidebook to the 12 Munros of the Cuillin Hills on the Isle of Skye - the most technically demanding Munros in Scotland, rising in a jagged 3000ft skyline straight from the sea.
More than simple hillwalking, these summits demand Grade 3 scrambling, rock climbing to Moderate standard and abseiling, technical skill, a head for heights, and confidence on steep and exposed rocky ground. This guide is written for experienced mountain walkers, Munroists and seasoned scramblers looking to complete the Cuillin ridge peaks safely and efficiently.
Volume 1 covers planning and logistics, seasonal and weather considerations (with a focus on the summer 'window' from May to September), recommended kit for technical ground and the best bases in Glen Brittle and Sligachan. It also introduces the history and character of each of the 12 summits.
Volume 2 provides five carefully structured routes - a 5-day itinerary that can also be broken down into bite-sized chunks of a single peak or two per day - with step-by-step route descriptions, Harvey mapping and detailed photo topos to support safe navigation on complex terrain. Volume 2 is perfectly sized to carry with you in the hills.
The two volumes are sold together.
- Step-by-step, way-numbered route descriptions with Harvey mapping and photo topos.
- Covers all 12 Cuillin Munros, including the Inaccessible Pinnacle.
- Includes Munro Top routes and the easiest ascent options for tackling summits individually.
- Practical planning guidance - bases, camping, approach routes and seasonal advice.
The Munros
1 Sgurr nan Eag, 924m
2 Sgurr Dubh Mor, 944m
3 Sgurr Alasdair, 992m
4 Sgurr Mhic Choinnich, 948m
5 Sgurr Dearg: The Inaccessible Pinnacle, 986m
6 Sgurr na Banachdich, 965m
7 Sgurr a’ Ghreadaidh, 973m
8 Sgurr a’ Mhadaidh, 918m
9 Bruach na Frithe,958m
10 Am Basteir, 935m
11 Sgurr nan Gillean, 964m
12 Bla Bheinn, 928m
Written by Adrian Trendall.
Card cover, 11.6cm x 17.2cm, 208 pages.
Published 2026 by Cicerone Press.
ISBN: 978-1-7863-1204-4.