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I am very surprised by this. I suppose somewhere like Ben Nevis maybe 90% of the people you meet won't have a map and it is possible that places like this will
by rfergie 6y ago
I am very surprised by this.
I suppose somewhere like Ben Nevis maybe 90% of the people you meet won't have a map and it is possible that places like this will represent a large proportion of the total people you meet when doing a round. So maybe it does make sense that you frequently encounter people without a map doing Munros just because most of the people you encounter are on Munros like Ben Nevis
But the restriction to "non-obvious" Munros doesn't match with my experience
- arethuza 6y agoSorry - I meant that I personally have only ever spoken to people who didn't appear to know where they were a couple of times and they happened to be on what I would have thought were slightly odd hills for someone to just wander up. In both cases they asked me where they were and I gave them a map and showed them where they were - which I hoped helped. I have spoken to other people on popular hills who didn't have maps - but at least they knew where they were (if perhaps a bit vague about the way up/down....).