Terms of Use
Last updated: 5 October 2026
The short version. All Munros is for planning and remembering days on Scottish hills. If you share photos, walks or a profile, keep them decent — there is zero tolerance for abusive or objectionable content, everything shared can be reported, reports are acted on within 24 hours, and you can block anyone whose posts you never want to see again. And the hills are real: All Munros' guidance never replaces your own judgment out there.
Using All Munros
By using the All Munros app or this website you agree to these terms. Most of All Munros needs no account. Creating one (for the social features) additionally means the privacy policy applies to what you sync.
What you share
With an account you can pick a username and display name, log climbs, upload photos of the hills, plan walks with other walkers, add photos and videos to a walk, and publish a walk report. Friends you invite can also add their photos to a walk from a link, with just a first name and no account. What you share can be seen by others:
- your username, display name, hill fitness level and skills, your logged hills with their dates, and who you follow, by other All Munros users;
- hill photos in that hill's gallery and in your friends' feeds;
- a walk's plan, photos and videos by the people on the walk and anyone you send its link to, and the plan (with its notes and party) by walkers who have added you as a friend;
- a published walk report — its route, date, photos and videos, and the names of the walkers on it — by anyone with the link.
You keep ownership of what you upload, and you grant us the licence needed to show it inside All Munros and on its share pages — that is the only thing it is used for.
Community Rules
You must agree to these terms and rules before you post or share anything. The app asks when you sign in or create an account, and again before your first post or share if you have not agreed yet; guests agree on the photo page before they add anything. Your agreement is recorded with your account.
Only share what you have the right to share, and nothing that is:
- abusive, harassing, hateful or threatening;
- pornographic or sexually explicit;
- violent or gory;
- someone else's personal information;
- spam, advertising, or content that impersonates another person.
There is zero tolerance for objectionable content or abusive users in All Munros. Usernames, display names, walk notes and the names on a walk go through a word filter, and anything it catches is not shown to anyone else.
Reports and blocking
Everything other people share has a report control:
- Hill photos — long-press the photo, then tap Report photo.
- The friends feed — tap the flag on any entry, then tap Report.
- Photos and videos on a shared walk — open one and tap Report.
- Walkers — use Report on their profile.
- Share pages (walk reports, plans and photo pages on allmunros.co.uk) — use the report link on each photo or Report a problem with this page at the bottom.
Anything you report disappears for you immediately. We review every report within 24 hours, and content that breaks these terms is removed and the account that posted it closed. A photo on a public walk report is also hidden automatically once three people report it, until we have reviewed it. You can report anything by email too: support@allmunros.co.uk.
You can also Block any walker from their profile. Blocking hides their photos, activity and profile from your feed, galleries and search, and removes them as a follower. They are not told.
Your account
You are responsible for what is shared from your account. We may suspend or close accounts that break these terms. You can delete your account at any time in You tab → gear → Account & backup → Delete account, which permanently removes your synced data, as described in the privacy policy.
The hills are real
This section matters more than the rest put together.
All Munros' route grades, condition summaries, forecasts and 3D terrain are guidance built from open data and models. They can be wrong, out of date, or overtaken by the weather. They are not a substitute for proper planning, equipment, experience or judgment, and no part of All Munros is a safety or rescue service. Mountaineering is dangerous; you are responsible for your own decisions on the hill.
The service
All Munros is provided as-is, without warranties, and may change or be withdrawn. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses arising from your use of it. These terms are governed by the law of Scotland.
Changes
If these terms change materially, the date at the top will change and the new version will be posted here.
Contact
Questions about these terms, or anything you have reported: support@allmunros.co.uk.