Print-ready PDFs for the parts that are worth having on paper in a place with no signal. Yours to keep and reprint. The free downloads are over there.
25-page A4 PDF · instant download
The Munro Log
282 hills. One honest record.
A logbook, not a route guide. It records the days: which hill, which date, who was with you, and what the weather actually did. The tick list is drawn ink-light so you can reprint it as often as you fill one in.
All 282 Munros by region, with a line each for date, company and weather
Twenty half-page log entries for the days worth writing up properly
A 282-box round tracker, milestone dates and a firsts-and-worsts page
Names and heights straight from the OutdoorSCOT hill register
Checkout and delivery run through MailerLite, on the account shared across our sister sites — so your receipt and card statement may show RacketRise rather than OutdoorSCOT.
22-page A4 PDF · instant download
The Bothy Companion
A roof, four walls, and eight nights worth writing down.
Deliberately not a directory. The bothy list is free on this site, where it can be corrected when a roof comes off; this is the part that does not change — what a bothy is, how to behave in one, what has to be in the bag, and eight pages to write the nights down in.
The Bothy Code in plain English, and why each line exists
Fire and carbon monoxide, water, rodents and the four checks to make before you leave
Stalking season explained as an access question, not a closure
Eight night-log pages: who else was there, the walk in, what you left behind
Checkout and delivery run through MailerLite, on the account shared across our sister sites — so your receipt and card statement may show RacketRise rather than OutdoorSCOT.
20-page A4 PDF · instant download
The Corbett Log
222 hills, and the ones people skip on the way past.
The Corbetts get walked past on the way to something taller, which is most of their appeal. This records the days on them: which hill, which date, who came, what the weather did. Hills that share a name are separated by their grid reference, because a lot of them do.
All 222 Corbetts by region, with a line each for date, company and weather
Log entry spreads for the days worth writing up properly
A round tracker, milestone dates and the regions with no Munro in them at all
Names, heights and grid references generated straight from the OutdoorSCOT hill register
Checkout and delivery run through MailerLite, on the account shared across our sister sites — so your receipt and card statement may show RacketRise rather than OutdoorSCOT.
Neither of these is a route guide, and neither is a directory. Hill names and heights come from the same register the hill pages render from; the bothy list, the kit lists and the distances stay free on the site, where they can be corrected the week something changes.
