The Lairig an Laoigh Footpath at the Col Between the Corbett Creag Mhor and the Munro Bynack More in the Scottish Highlands.

The Lairig an Laoigh Footpath at the Col Between the Corbett Creag Mhor and the Munro Bynack More in the Scottish Highlands.

Antonio Siwiak / Alamy Stock Photo

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A Munro is a Scottish Mountain above 3000ft (914.5m) of which they are 284 and take there name from Sir Hugh Munro who classified & published The Munro Tables in 1871. A Corbett is a Scottish Mountain between 2500ft (762m) and 3000ft (914m) with a drop of at least 500ft (152.4m) of which they are 220 and take there name from John Rooke Corbett who first classified them.

Location: Northern Cairngorms National Park, Scottish Highland, Scotland, UK