Mountain Intelligence

Scotland's most important mountain conditions, updated daily. Know the mountain before you're on it.

Step 01 · Explore the Map

Find your
next mountain

Every Munro. Every route. Navigate Scotland's mountains in satellite 3D — then tap any peak to begin planning your ascent.

282 Munros mapped
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Mountain Intelligence · 282 Munros

Explore Scotland
in satellite 3D

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Step 02 · Explore the Data

Plan Your
Day

Routes for all 282 Munros, with live mountain weather forecasts, maps, parking locations, terrain guidance and GPX downloads.

282
Munros
10
Regions
3
Grades

Live conditions · 282 Munros · Know before you go

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Current Conditions
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7-Day Forecast
Detailed 48hr · 7-day outlook
Essential Info
Parking, access & facilities
Safety & Hazards
Hazards & safety tips
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Keeping You Safe
Mountain conditions can change rapidly. Always check the latest forecasts and be prepared for all conditions.
Plan ahead. Stay safe. Enjoy the mountains.
Check conditions, tell someone your plans, and be prepared.
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Current Conditions

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Summit Conditions
Temperature
Wind
Visibility
Precipitation
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Base Conditions Parking & approach level
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At a Glance
Feels like
Temperature
Cloud base
UV index
Sunrise
Sunset
Wind Details
CALMGALE
Precipitation
this hour
Intensity
Direction
Today total
Visibility
Fog
Cloud at summit
Rain impact
Hazard Alerts
Pollen
UV
Midges
Ticks
Lightning
Avalanche
Snow & Freezing Level
Snow at Base
Snow at Summit
Freezing Level
Data & Accuracy Notice
Weather data sourced from Open-Meteo, updated every 30 minutes. Summit wind speeds are estimated using orographic multipliers and are not directly measured. Visibility is derived from weather codes and cloud cover. Midge, tick, pollen and hazard ratings are modelled estimates. Avalanche risk is indicative only — always consult the Scottish Avalanche Information Service. Cached data (up to 24hrs old) may be shown during connectivity issues and will be flagged. Cairnova accepts no liability for decisions made based on this data. Always carry a map and compass.
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7-Day Forecast

7-Day Outlook
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Forecast Accuracy Notice
Forecast data from Open-Meteo using Scotland best-match model. Summit values are modelled estimates at elevation with orographic corrections applied to humidity and precipitation probability. Accuracy reduces significantly beyond 3 days. Radar shows past frames only — no forecast radar is available. Cached data may be shown during connectivity issues. Cairnova accepts no liability for decisions made based on this data.
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Essential Info

Cairnova Intelligence
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Nearest Town
Mobile Signal
Toilets
Dogs
Public Transport
Best Months
Terrain Type
Nearest Hospital
Information Accuracy Notice
Parking information, facilities and access details are provided in good faith but may be subject to change. Charges, opening times and capacity information should be verified before travel. Public transport links may vary seasonally. Cairnova accepts no liability for inaccuracies in third-party facility information. Always check local signage on arrival.
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Safety & Hazards

Safety Briefing
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Current Conditions Rating
Known Hazards
Recommended Gear
Emergency
Dial 999 → Police → Mountain Rescue
No voice signal?
Register for emergency SMS: text REGISTER to 999 before you need it
Share your location
Use what3words to give rescuers your exact position — Police Scotland use it. Download the app before you go.
Before you go
📋 Tell someone your full route plan — where you're going, which path, expected return time, and what to do if you're not back
🌤️ Check MWIS mountain forecast on the day of your walk
❄️ Winter: check SAIS avalanche forecast
⏱️ Set a turnaround time before you leave and stick to it
Support Mountain Rescue
Scottish Mountain Rescue teams are entirely voluntary and charity-funded. If you enjoy the hills, please consider donating at scottishmountainrescue.org
Safety Information Notice
Safety briefings and hazard information are provided as general guidance only and do not constitute professional mountaineering advice. Known hazards listed are based on typical conditions and may not reflect current on-ground conditions. Avalanche risk assessments should always be obtained from the Scottish Avalanche Information Service. Weather conditions in the Scottish mountains can change rapidly and without warning. Cairnova accepts no liability for incidents arising from use of this information. The emergency number in Scotland is 999 — ask for Police, then Mountain Rescue.