This summer, record-breaking mountaineer Anna Wells // Rocks and Trails will attempt a fastest known female round of the Munros, creating a book and blog celebrating the people she meets along the way. We invited Anna to tell us about her amazing plans. tgomagazine.co.uk/news/anna-well…

Family walks today! In the wise words of Dr. Seuss, "Life’s too short to wake up with regrets. So love the people who treat you right, forgive the ones who don’t and believe that everything happens for a reason. If you get a chance, take it. If it changes your life, let it."🙌❤️

5 Lockdown Stair Climb Heros You Need to Know About! I hope you enjoy reading my new article! :) rocksandtrails.com/post/lockdowns… #StayHome #StayAtHomeChallenge #COVID19

I wrote this article about setting the first female speed record on the mighty Cuillin Ridge, Skye! I would love for it to reach a wider audience... Twitter can you help me please?! 💪😁 rocksandtrails.com/post/cuillinre…

These fingers are waking from a long sleep! It feels utterly magical to be dancing on the rocks again 🐒💃🤗 P.s. if you like our headbands get in touch! An ongoing project!...

I've been busy building a brand new website over the last few weeks, which I'm delighted to finally launch! I hope to fill up the blog with lots of inspiring and useful articles in the coming weeks!😁 Please check it out and share it if you like it! :) rocksandtrails.com

Fancy learning to RockClimb or getting out hiking in the mountains?! Some great news from the Scottish Government with their aim to restart the tourism sector on the 15th July! 🤗 We are therefore delighted to begin taking bookings from this date! 🎉 Get in touch!

Thanks so much to pro climber, 3x world champion, and all round lovely person Angelika Rainer for being the first interviewee for my new weekly blog feature, "7 Questions"! The purpose is to gain an insight into motivation and personal philosophy! Enjoy! rocksandtrails.com/7-questions-wi…

2020 feels like a jigsaw puzzle where peices keep dissapearing, then you find a new piece under the sofa, but by the time you go to put it in place, the picture on the box has changed into something else!🐒 Being allowed to climb again is my biggest jigsaw piece! What's yours?!

It's really cool to have to come up with imaginative local options. Today we went for a local and socially distanced scramble above Loch Ruthven! Big thanks to Mairi and Dave for being great mock clients and letting me practice my MCI ropework!

The midges didnt get the memo about social isolation!! 🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟

Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don't resist them; that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like ~ Laozi

Our efforts to keep super local to home helped us discover a beautiful new skiing area today! 💕

Do you suffer from cold hand in winter?! 5 years ago I put a huge effort into a dissertation as part of my medical degree, looking at cold damage in winter climbers! I've now decided to share this interesting research :) rocksandtrails.com/winter-climbin…

*Please share this twitter!❤️* As one of very few female 'Mountaineering & Climbing Instructors' living in Scotland, this June I have decided to offer a week of guided ascents of the Inaccessible Pinnacle on Skye, in small all female teams! Sign up individually or with a friend.

Make 2021 a good year! Learn the skills to trad climb outdoors independently and open up a world of adventure😁 Available for individual or group sign up! Get in touch for more details, and id be super grateful if you share with anyone who might be interested🙏

Climbing Scottish Sea Stacks is epically fun!😁 I'm running two weekends in August where you can join a trip to climb the Old Man of Stoer. Full details here: rocksandtrails.com/climb-the-old-…

Just one of the best views in the world?! And if you like my bright clothes you can get a 10% discount with code ANNAW10 at 3rdrockclothing.com/?p=rJIyOJZHd

Another epic day up the Inaccessible Pinaccle! The Isle of Skye is truly magic!

Sunrise on @CairngormMtn yesterday. I completed the "Cairngorm 4000ers" - 5 munros, 31.7km and 2586m.