Ramblers Association - Monklands Group, Scotland

"...to encourage Rambling and Mountaineering, to further a greater knowledge, love and care of the countryside, and to work for the preservation of natural beauty, the footpaths and the provision of access to open country."

Welcome to the best walking club in Scotland....

Who we are, where we are based, and our current publicity poster
An account of Liz Hunt's Kilimanjaro expedition
Current Monklands Group walks programme
Current social calendar
A tribute to Jay Hunt
Officials, committee dates & minutes, contacts, search and guestbook
Our photographic and video collections
Useful and informative links
Our guide to good Scottish pubs, tea rooms and chippies
R.A. contacts and links to other ramblers groups (R.A. pages)
Monklands Ramblers archive
Monklands Ramblers shop
Junior members Callum James Kyle Muir and Rebecca Ann Muir

Latest News - Monday, 30 August 2010 - the Meall Nan Aighean & Carn Mairg and Inchgarth to Kenmore walks, originally scheduled for Saturday, 11 September 2010 will now take place on Sunday, 12 September 2010...... Also, the Kintyre Way walk, originally scheduled for Sunday, 19 September 2010 will now take place on Saturday, 18 September 2010..... See the Current Monklands Group walks programme for full details of these changes.....

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since February 2007 (Site established August 1998).

Last updated on 30 August 2010.
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The Ramblers Association is a democratic, voluntary organisation,
registered as a charity (no.306089). Site created and maintained by James Muir.

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             Buachaille Etive Mor

              Buachaille Etive Mor in Glencoe,

              Argyll, is one of the most beautiful mountains in Scotland.

              The picture of it on the left was taken a short time

              ago by a camera at the Kings House Hotel

              which is situated in the heart of Glencoe.