Journal, copies of which are free to download from the Club’s website. The enduring appeal of the Munros is evident by the fact that the Munros Guide is the bestseller. All profits from these publications are disbursed by the Trust as grants and by far the largest area of expenditure has been in supporting footpath repair and maintenance in the Scottish Mountains, although substantial support is also given to mountain rescue teams for equipment and facilities and mountaineering education and training, especially that aimed at young people. Library The Club’s library is held within the Andersonian Library at the University of Strathclyde, and includes historical and current publications by the Scottish Mountaineering Club and Scottish Mountaineering Trust, along with a vast library of books on: technical and philosophical aspects of mountaineering, climbing, skiing, hill walking and other outdoor pursuits; fiction and literature; biographies and autobiographies; travel and exploration from across the world, which includes an extensive collection of Scottish texts; history of mountaineering; antiquarian collection of 18th century Scottish travel and tour books. In addition, there is a large collection of historical images relating to early SMC members and mountaineering in Scotland. Huts The Club also operates five mountain huts open to members which can also be booked by members of other clubs from the UK and abroad. These huts are strategically placed near scenery in mountaineering areas in Scotland. See also Alpine Club List of Munro mountains in Scotland List of Corbetts (mountains) List of Grahams (mountains) List of Donald mountains in Scotland References External links Scottish Mountaineering Club website Scottish Mountaineering Trust website Scottish Mountaineering Press website 1889 establishments in Scotland 19th century in Scotland Climbing clubs in the United Kingdom Climbing organizations Mountaineering in Scotland Organisations based in Glasgow Climbing in Scotland Alpine clubs