Peaky Baggers vs Marilyn Munros

**Welcome to Peaky Baggers!** The ultimate companion for all you thrill-seekers, hikers, and peak baggers out there. Trekking hills and scaling summits has never been so engaging! With Peaky Baggers, you can effortlessly log the peaks you've conquered and track your progress through legendary challenges such as the captivating Wainwrights, the formidable Welsh 3000’s, and the awe-inspiring Traill 100. Get ready to feel the satisfaction of ticking off each peak from your list and watching your progress fill up! But remember, it's not a race, it's a pursuit! Peaky Baggers is more than an app - it's your personal summit diary, a community of peak baggers, a motivation booster, and your digital bragging rights rolled into one. So, lace up your boots, fill up your water bottle, and let's hit the trail with Peaky Baggers! The mountains are calling and it’s time for you to answer.

Are your ready for the challenge of climbing the 202 Scottish Munro Marilyns or all of the 282 Scottish Munros? Munros are mountains that are at least 3000 feet (914m) high. Marilyns are at least 150m higher than the surrounding land. Track your progress on your own personal log and with an interactive map from OpenStreetMap. The Munro classification was created by Sir Hugh Munro in 1891 and the list is maintained by the Scottish Mountaineering Club. The Marilyn classification was created by Alan Dawson in his 1992 book The Relative Hills of Britain. The Marilyn Munros app is brought to you by the Relative Hills Society. © 2025 Doug Colton Walk descriptions © 2025 Relative Hills Society Base map and data from OpenStreetMap and OpenStreetMap Foundation © OpenStreetMap contributors All images are subject to copyright or are used through Creative Commons Licence