Despite being a Sassenach by accident of birth, Ralph has lived in Scotland since studying psychology at Dundee University. Before becoming a full-time writer, he worked in the field of commercial and educational computing, initially as a computer programmer and more recently as a lecturer at Napier University of Edinburgh. He is an experienced hillwalker who has hiked and backpacked extensively around the world. His walking and climbing guides to the Scottish Highlands, which include best-selling 100 Best Routes on Scottish Mountains, have become standard reference works and are highly regarded by Scotland’s hillwalking community.

the second book is, as we had hoped it would be, more of the same and every bit as good as its predecessorUndiscovered ScotlandThe idea of an easy Munro guide is little short of geniusUndiscovered ScotlandBaffies' Easy Munro Guide Vol 2...features detailed descriptions of easy walking routes to the sumits of 25 central Highland Munros, annotated coulour photographs and OS maps, fascinating facts on landscape,history and Gaelic pronunciation and much more. THE COURIER

• PREFACEINTRODUCTION01 Ben Cruachan02 Beainn a' Chochuill03 Meall nan Eun04 Stob Ghabhar05 Stob a' Choire Odhair06 Meall a' Bhuiridh07 Bein Fhionnlaidh08 Sgorr Dhearg (Beinn a' Bheithir)09 Stob Dubh (and Stoc Coire Raineach)10 Bidean nam Bian11 Mullach nan Coirean12 Am Bodach13 Stob Coire a' Chairn14 An Gearanach15 Binnein Mor16 Ben Nevis17 Aonach Mor18 Stob Ban (Grey Corries)19 Bein na Lap20 Sgairneach Mhor (and Beinn Udlamain)21 Geal-charn (and A' Mharconaich)22 Beainn a' Chaorainn23 Beain Teallach24 Creag Pitridh25 Creag Meagaidh (and Stob Poite Coire Ardair)