Bergverlag Rother GmbH Lofoten and Vesteralen 60 Walks Walking Guide

In 60 hikes, this guide book opens up Lofoten and Vestervålen.

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Cicerone Walking the Shropshire Way : A two-week circular trail including the Wrekin, Stiperstones and Wenlock Edge

Cicerone Snowdonia: 30 Low-level and Easy Walks - South : From Ffestiniog to the Dyfi, and Bala to the coast

Cicerone The Skye Trail : A challenging backpacking route from Rubha Hunish to Broadford

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Cicerone Walking in the Salzkammergut: the Austrian Lake District : 30 walks in Salzburg's lakes and mountains

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Goldeneye South Cotswold Classic Walks

With 10 circular, clearly-marked routes this easy-to-use map will help you discover the Cotswolds via some of the finest pubs and tearooms. Step into the Cotswolds with these exceptionally beautiful walks. Discover idyllic honey-coloured stone villages, quintessentially English market towns and spectacular views as you explore the quiet trails in and away from the tourist hotspots. Each of the 10 walking tours include: All the practical information you need how far, how much time to allow, what's the terrain like, is it suitable for dogs, where are the loos, where do I park, can I get a cream tea or a beer along the way Features of interest each map includes the highlights of what you can expect to see along the way Clear navigational reference points at each turn there is a clear description of what you should be able to see to ensure you select the correct route With the walks starting from 4 miles, there s a walk for everyone here. Use the short description and photographs to help you decide whether the route suits you then strap on your boots and head out for a wonderful escape into the Cotswolds countryside.

Goldeneye The Lake District Guidebook - The Definitive Guide

This book is different. It is an independent voice, as all entries are chosen on merit and merit alone. In a Digital Age where (travel) information is provided by advertising budgets. Herewith, a refreshing and enlightening take on what the Lake District has to offer the visitor and resident. • 2nd Edition• 224 pages• 130mm x 220mm• 300+ Images (Photographs & Illustrations)• 24 Pages of Touring Maps• Where To Stay, Where To Eat & Drink, What To Do…• Where To Have Fun! Praise for the 1st Edition: “In photography, layout and design, Goldeneye Guides look unbeatable” Sebastian Faulks A visual feast - like no other guidebook!

Goldeneye Cornwall's Top 10 : Only The Best Will Do...when time is short

2nd Edition 112 Pages 100mm x 190mm Pocket Size Matt Laminated Cover with Flaps 89 Colour Photographs 24 Pages of Touring Maps WHERE TO EAT…DRINK…SLEEP… WHICH SCENIC VILLAGES TO VISIT…WHICH GARDENS AND MANOR HOUSES TO VISIT…THE BEST SECTIONS OF THE COAST PATH ONLY THE BEST WILL DO…when time is short…  

Goldeneye Dartmoor Off-Road Bike Routes

Explore Dartmoor by bike with this laminated, waterproof Dartmoor map. With 10 brilliant, circular touring routes, this easy-to-use cycling map will take you off the beaten track and help you discover the best trails on Dartmoor. Each route has been chosen for its overall quality - a firm belief that bikes are for riding, the inclusion of technical difficulty for its own sake, or too much pushing or carrying, has been avoided wherever possible. All are circular, and where possible start at, or near to, main roads or railway stations, to avoid creating extra motorised traffic on the quiet lanes that we are intending to travel. The direction chosen is intended to provide the best views, and more importantly, to keep the steepest and longest climbs on tarmac or similar surfaces, and the best downhills, off-road. The routes are made up as follows: Easy - Almost flat routes, usually around 10 miles in length and on good surfaces that in all but extreme conditions should be 100% rideable. With easy navigation and any real climbs on tarmac, these are particularly suitable for beginners or family groups. Moderate - More challenging routes, generally of 12 to 15 miles over more undulating terrain and varied surfaces (possibly including mud when wet). More exciting downhills, and steeper climbs may need the occasional push. More strenuous - Possibly longer routes with significant ascents which will certainly need pushing or carrying. Steep and/or technical, and rough and rocky descents. May cross high, remote moorland, requiring appropriate equipment and experience. 

Goldeneye North York Moors: Cycling Country Lanes & Traffic-Free Family Routes

The North York Moors National Park occupies a region of elevated rolling moorland, forming a steep escarpment on the north and west, and a rugged indented coastline to the east. To the south, the ground slopes more gently towards the Vales of Mowbray and Pickering. The Moors are cut up by a series of small streams, deeply incised to create a landscape of real charm. These flow down to the Vale of Pickering. Each Dale having its own characteristic: Scenic Ryedale, lonely Bransdale, the daffodils of Farndale, the industrial echoes of now quiet, Rosedale. To the north, the River Esk cuts a swathe eastwards on its way to Whitby. To the south, the Howardian Hills, and The Wolds, make for fine cycling: rolling hills with lanes connecting picturesque villages. For the less strenuous, the Vale of Pickering makes for an easy-going ride: quiet, flat lanes through a pastoral landscape.To be confronted with the variety and complexity of the cycling routes, trails and paths in the North York Moors can be a bewildering experience.  For it appears that the National Park, Forestry Commission and, the local District Councils, are all trying hard to promote cycling (bike) routes. This is indeed encouraging for the growth of cycling, but it can be confusing.  Our purpose is to provide clear, easy to use and easy to follow, cycling maps, and to illustrate these in a comprehensive form. Recommended Routes/TrailsNational Cycle Network (NCN) & Regional Routes1. NCN 1.  This forms part of the North Sea Cycle Route and runs from the Humber Bridge to Whitby via Scarborough and includes the traffic-free Scarborough to Whitby railway path – see details below.2. Moor To Sea Cycle Route: This 133km/80 mile route links Pickering with Scarborough and Whitby, and features forest tracks, lanes and the former coastal railway.  The northern route, RR 52, runs through Great Ayton along the Esk Valley to Whitby.3. The White Rose Route, NCN 65, goes from Hull to Middlesborough via York (205km/123 miles) and takes in much of Yorkshire’s fine market towns and heritage sites.  There are off-shoots, NCN 656 & 657.4. Yorkshire Wolds Circular Route, 240km/146 miles.  NCN1, NCN 164, 166 & 167 in a clockwise direction.  Al Churcher’s Route 1 is a fine introduction. Traffic-Free Family Routes/Trails1. Boltby Forest. Start from Sneck Yate car park (beside Hesketh Dike).  Ten miles, and more, of byways and bridleways suitable for mountain bikers and fit teenagers with connections to the Cleveland Way – see below. (B5) 2. Cleveland Way. This is a rough, broad track suitable for a mountain bike. And, thus you need to be fit and adventurous, for the views are splendid with some hill climbs. Best after dry weather. Not for young children.  Park at Sutton Bank. (B6)3. Dalby Forest.  There are a number of waymarked trails for all levels, starting with the Ellerburn Cycle Trail, to the severe Black Route, and the mad-cap Dixon’s Hollow Bike Park. The trails are graded and some are suitably family-friendly for young families. Bike hire. Café at Low Dalby.   (G6)4. Rudland Rigg.  Park about 7-miles north, of Kirkbymoorside. This is an adventurous, rough moorland track suited for mountain bikers.  You may well believe you have reached the Top of the World. To avoid a 900 ft descent, turn around when you reach the top of Greenhow Moor just after crossing the old Rosedale Mineral Railway line.  10 miles up, and 10 miles back. (D4)5. Scarborough – Whitby Railway Path along NCN 1. 38km/23 miles. One of Britain’s great cycling trails (on a level with the Camel Trail), encompassing superb coastal views, woodland, heather-coated moorland, a thrilling viaduct, great pubs and tearooms, and a wonderful fishing village in Robin Hoods Bay.  For children, it is recommended that the Scarborough to Whitby direction is best, and young families may take about 5 hours. Refreshment stops at Cloughton, Ravenscar, RHB and Whitby.  Suggest you organize a chauffeur to drop you off, or collect, at each end. (K5)6. York to Overton.  Start from Marygate close to the River Ouse. This is a 4-mile riverside path that runs parallel with the River Ouse, crossing Rawcliffe Meadows, home to wild flowers and birdlife. (C10)

Goldeneye Lake District: Cycling Country Lanes & Traffic Free Family Routes

Explore the Lake District by bike with this laminated, waterproof Lake District map. With 15 circular, clearly-marked routes this easy-to-use map will help you discover the very best of the Lake District along the quietest country lanes. The Lake District offers some stunning countryside and a glorious coastline ideal for exploring by bike. It can be challenging but there's always a rewarding view just around the corner. Discover some wonderful winding lanes that connect beautiful villages with excellent pubs and friendly tearooms. Our Lake District Cycling Country Lanes map includes: Traffic-free family cycling trails - with recommendations on where to park. National Cycle Network routes - the linked series of traffic-free paths and traffic-calmed roads being developed across the UK. Our personal favourites - we've explored every corner of this glorious National Park to bring you the best circular routes to make the most of your weekend whether you fancy a lazy meander or a full-on tour. These beautiful routes are all clearly marked on the map and designed to follow the quietest country lanes and to introduce you to the very best of the Lake District. (Scale: 2 miles to 1 inch | 1:126 720)

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FFRandonnee Picardie dans les traces de la Grande Guerre a pied | FFR RE15

In the footsteps of the Great War in Picardy on foot - FFRC map reference RE15 As the scene of the Great War, the land of Picardy has some sad vestiges. On the circuit of remembrance, at Villers-Bretonneux, Longueval, Rancourt, Thiepval..., memorials allow the many nations involved in the conflict to pay their respects. At the Dragon's Cave, on the Chemin des Dames, or in the forest of Compiègne where the armistice was signed, history takes its full measure and commands respect. The 48 routes in this TopoGuide invite hikers to follow in the footsteps of the Poilus and the Tommies - and also in the footsteps of those opposite - of these combatants who were perhaps their grandfathers or great-grandfathers. Walking is certainly the best way to experience a little of what millions of men went through a hundred years ago in Picardy.

FFRandonnee L'Orne à pied | FFR D061

The Orne... on foot - 40 walks and hikes - FFRC map reference DO61 Just a short distance from Paris, Mont-Saint-Michel and the D-Day beaches, the Orne offers an inland Normandy, with that inimitable touch of elegance and naturalness. You will discover in turn: the Perche with its manor houses and green hills, Alençon and its lacemaking tradition which has been awarded the Unesco label, the bocage with its pear tree orchards and the rocky Swiss Normandy, the region of stud farms, the land of the horse, with its castles of character and the famous national stud farm of Le Pin, and finally the Pays d'Auge, home of Camembert cheese and the bucolic Pays d'Ouche. The Orne, this mosaic of landscapes is also known for its famous spa and tourist resort of Bagnoles-de-l'Orne-Normandie.

FFRandonnee L'Ille-et-Vilaine à pied | FFR D035

L'ille-et-Vilaine... on foot - 43 walks & hikes - FFRC map reference DO35 L'ille-et-Vilaine, the gateway to Brittany, can be discovered through 43 walks along its many rivers: Vilaine, Seiche, Couesnon, its cliffside paths along the GR® 34 or in the plains and forests to discover the megalithic sites and villages typical of this region, such as Bécherel and Champeaux.

FFRandonnee Le Pays de Fayence à pied: Villages perchés en Provence d'Azur | FFR P832

Le Pays de Fayence... on foot - Perched villages in Provence d'Azur. 14 circuits, 3 of which are suitable for Nordic walking - FFRC map reference P832 The Pays de Fayence is made up of nine perched villages that cultivate a Provençal art of living, a Mediterranean nature and an azure blue horizon! The 14 local loops invite you to discover the diversity of the heritage (dolmen, chapels, castles...) and a wide variety of landscapes (olive groves, mimosa, forests, lakes...) spread out between 30 m and 1714 m altitude. A promise of immersion in the territory and local life, the GR® de Pays takes good walkers over more than 50 km, through hills and gorges, to magnificent panoramas opening onto the sea.

FFRandonnee Le Pays de Charlieu-Belmont à pied | FFR P423

Charlieu and Belmont de la Loire... on foot - 32 circuits including 3 adapted for Nordic walking - FFRC map reference P423 These routes allow you to encounter an astonishing diversity of landscapes: forest, valleys watered by numerous streams and meadows. Some villages are unavoidable, such as Charlieu, which has been awarded the "Most Beautiful Detours of France" and "Village of Character" labels and is a key stage on the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela.

FFRandonnee Le Parc naturel régional du Mont-Ventoux à pied | FFR PN23

The Mont Ventoux Regional Nature Park... on foot - 44 walks & hikes - FFRC map reference PN23 Detached from the Alps, Mont Ventoux stands alone in the north of Provence. This "Mont Chauve", sometimes shrouded in clouds and surrounded by light, is covered in a colourful forest and bordered by famous vineyards. It offers a mosaic of climates and landscapes, just like its four very different sides. From the steep northern slope to the gentle southern slope, you have to penetrate its pearls, combes and valleys to discover a preserved rural heritage and a great diversity of plant and animal species. From the summit (1910 metres above sea level), a breathtaking panorama opens up.

FFRandonnee Le Parc naturel régional de la Montagne de Reims à pied | FFR PN09

Reims Mountain Park...on foot - FFRC map reference PN09 Forest plateau, wine-growing hillsides, the Marne canal, agricultural valleys... the Montagne de Reims Regional Nature Park cultivates the art of contrasts. This mosaic of landscapes is home to numerous animal and plant species such as the purple orchis or the famous twisted beech called "Faux de Verzy". From Mont Aigu (196 m), or from the beautiful church of Mutigny, the walker will have a magnificent circular view over the Champagne plain where the vineyards undulate.

FFRandonnee Le Haut Vaucluse et les dentelles de Montmirail à pied | FFR P843

The Haut Vaucluse and the Dentelles de Montmirail... on foot - 22 walks & hikes - FFRC map reference P843 22 walks through the Haut Vaucluse and its breathtaking landscapes, with the Mont-Ventoux and the Côtes-du-Rhône vineyards present throughout these circuits. This region is full of historical sites such as Vaison-la-Romaine, Malaucène and its monastery once occupied by Pope Clement V or the fortress of Mornas.

FFRandonnee La Vienne à pied | FFR 86

La Vienne... on foot - 40 routes, including 6 adapted for Nordic walking - FFRC map reference 86 The Vienne through 40 circuits which will allow the hiker to discover the exceptional heritage going from the Prehistory to the Middle Ages until the Contemporary era.the valley of the Vienne and the Gartempe will be the main places of these circuits near the castles and the gentilhommières. Medieval towns such as Angles-sur-l'Anglin or Chauvigny as well as the city of Poitiers are also to be discovered.

FFRandonnee La Saône-et-Loire à pied PR36 | FFR D071

New edition due March/April 2022Saône-et-Loire on foot - FFRC map reference PR36 The Saône-et-Loire is the ideal destination for hikers who love wide open spaces and diverse landscapes. To the north is the granite massif of Uchon and Autun, at the gateway to the Morvan Regional Nature Park. Heading northeast, the walker surveys the hillsides of Beaune. Staying to the east, the Châlon region has a large number of traditional villages and beautiful wine-growing areas. Further south, you will find the Charolais landscape of hedgerows and pastures.

FFRandonnee La Martinique à pied | FFR D972

Martinique... on foot - 35 walks & hikes - FFRC map reference D972 Dominated by the imposing mass of its volcano, Martinique achieves the feat of housing a great diversity of natural environments in a small area: high altitude savannah, humid forest, coastal coconut trees and mangrove (aquatic forest, a paradise for crabs). You can also come across small marsupials and birds with exotic names, such as the yellow sugarcane or the mountain whistler. It is the cultivation of sugar cane that has made Martinique what it is today, in its mixture, its culture and its landscapes.A culture invariably associated with its markets and therefore with its gastronomy, spicy and colourful.

FFRandonnee la Loire-Atlantique à pied | FFR D044

The Loire-Atlantique... on foot - 32 circuits, 21 of which are suitable for Nordic walking - FFRC map reference DO44 32 walks to visit the Loire-Atlantique, from Saint-Nazaire and the Brière Park to Chateaubriand via Nantes and Ancenis. These circuits allow you to discover this region and its Celtic culture, with megalithic alignments and dolmens still present. The castle of Goulaine, the Garenne Lemot or the St-Nazaire Bridge will also be part of these walks.

FFRandonnee La Franche-Comté à pied | FFR RE06

Franche-Comté... on foot - 41 walks & hikes - FFRC map reference RE06 Franche-Comté is undoubtedly a land of hikes. From the valleys to the mountains, via the hills, its landscapes offer hikers the softness of their curves, the freshness of their waterways, ponds and waterfalls, the shelter of their forests, the calm of their expanses. Everyone will find something to suit them - families, contemplative people, nature lovers and sportsmen. A visit to one of our many fruit farms or farm inns will allow you to enjoy its specialities. In this collection: Marked itineraries on the ground; Walks classified by level of difficulty; FFRandonnée expertise associated with IGN maps; Essential practical information; Texts to discover the region, accompanied by numerous photographs and illustrations.

FFRandonnee La Drôme provençale à pied | FFR P262

The Drôme Provençale... on foot - 40 circuits, 12 of which are suitable for Nordic walking - FFRC map reference P262 40 circuits to discover the Drôme Provençale and its protected heritage in the Baronnies Park, including gypsum, dry stone walls and high altitude sheepfolds. As well as the Nymphs valley, the Tricastin castles and the surrounding vineyards to enjoy this beautiful region and its gastronomy with your family. Also described: the GR® de pays "du Pays de Dieulefit", 110 km to be walked in 7 days from Poët-Laval.

FFRandonnee De Valence au Vercors à pied | FFR P264

From Valence to Vercors... on foot - 24 walks & hikes - FFRC map reference P264 At the confluence of the Rhône and Isère rivers and surrounded by the Vivarais, Vercors and Drôme des collines massifs, the Valence plain benefits from rich and diverse landscapes. Between the rivers, agricultural plains, valleys and cliffs, this area offers a wide range of walks. From family walks on the banks of the Véore to sporty hikes in the Monts du Matin, which rise to an altitude of over 1,000 metres, this mosaic of landscapes will satisfy all hikers.

FFRandonnee Autour du Puy-en-Velay à pied: Le Velay à pied | FFR P43F

Le Velay... on foot - Around Le Puy-en-Velay, 28 walks & hikes - FFRC map reference P43F The Velay is a real crossroads of great paths on which it is not unusual to meet pilgrims, literature lovers on the Stevenson Trail and lovers of the Loire on the GR®3. But this region is also a place of hiking for those wishing to discover Puy-en-Velay, its cathedral Notre-Dame-du-Puy or its banks of the Loire and the GR®3.

FFRandonnee Autour de la Chaise-Dieu à pied: Le Velay à pied | FFR P43C

The country of La Chaise-Dieu... on foot - 17 walks & hikes - FFRC map reference P43C A border region between the Brivadois, the Livradois and the Velay, the Chaise-Dieu plateau is a very hilly and wooded area (between 700 m and 1,000 m in altitude), at the crossroads of two ancestral roads, as evidenced by the remains of Roman roads linking the valleys of the Allier, the Rhône and the Loire. A high place of history and spirituality, it is organised around the imposing and famous abbey which stands in the middle of the village of La Chaise-Dieu. The monastery's possessions extended over a large number of priories and abbeys in France and Europe, which are now classified as "Casadean sites".

FFRandonnee Autour d'Arreau et Sarrancolin à pied: Porte des vallées d'Aure et du Louron-Pyrénées | FFR ST11

New edition due March/April 2022Around Arreau and Sarrancolin on foot - Gateway to the Aure and Louron-Pyrenees valleys - FFRC map reference ST11 The village of Arreau, nestled in the heart of Bigorre between the Aspin and Peyresourde passes, invites hikers to take a stroll and discover its slate-roofed houses and old residences such as the Maison des Lys and the Château des Nestes. Sarrancolin, a fortified medieval village, renowned for its marble, which has been mined since Roman times. The Bassia signal (1,921 m) rises above, from where there is a wide view, to the north towards the Baronnies, and to the south towards the high Pyrenean chain.

FFRandonnee Via Francigena in Hauts-de-France: from Canterbury to Reims GR145 English/French | FFR 1450

Via Francigena pilgrimage through the Hauts-de-France - From Canterbury to Reims - FFRC map reference 1450 From Canterbury Abbey to the gothic cathedral of Reims, city of the Kings. The walker can follow in the footsteps of Archbishop Sigeric. A 20-day itinerary through different landscapes, from the northern coastline, to the fields and vineyards of the Reims region. Archaeological sites and religious buildings are numerous along the Via Francigena.

FFRandonnee Tours et traversées du Massif des Bauges: Parc naturel régional du Massif des Bauges GR96 | FFR 902

Tours and crossing of the Massif des Bauges - Parc naturel régional du Massif des Bauges - FFRC map reference 902 The Mediterranean atmosphere of the dry hillsides overlooking Chambéry, the Alpine sensations in the heart of the Hautes-Bauges, this massif, rich in contrasts, has retained its mountain authenticity. Its long-distance hiking routes are an invitation to discover its landscapes, its inhabitants, its preserved nature, its high peaks and its local products. From one- to six-day tours, crossings linking Albertville and Ugine to Chambéry or Lake Annecy to Lake Bourget, the network of paths in the Massif des Bauges Regional Nature Park is available to you.

FFRandonnee Tours dans le Luberon et les Monts de Vaucluse | FFR 8401

Tours in the Luberon and the Monts de Vaucluse - More than 20 days hiking - FFRC map reference 8401 The PNR du Luberon offers a great diversity of landscapes such as the plateau des Claparèdes and its lavender fields, vineyards and truffle trees or the Archipelago of Ochres. Also composed of the Colorado Provencal, whose beauty has nothing to envy to its American counterpart. 6 loops from 2 to 6 days to survey this Geopark but especially to appreciate the two Luberons and the Monts-du Vaucluse.

FFRandonnee Tour du Beaujolais des pierres dorées: A travers le Géoparc mondial UNESCO | FFR 6900

Tour of the Beaujolais des Pierres Dorées - Through the UNESCO World Geopark. More than 15 days of hiking - FFRC map reference 6900 From the Pyrénées-Atlantiques to the western Hautes-Pyrénées, the GR 10 links Hendaye to Arrens-Marsous over 260 km. Rising gradually from the Atlantic Ocean to the heart of the Pyrenees National Park, at an altitude of more than 2,000 metres, the itinerary crosses the natural basin of the Adour from west to east. In a country marked by a turbulent history and strong traditions, you will discover varied landscapes, from Basque villages to Spanish ventas, from Béarn valleys to Bigourdan passes.The TepoGuide GR®, an FFRandonnée exclusive: Description of marked, maintained and safe paths; Suitable for multi-day hikes, backpacking; The indispensable practical tool for preparing your itinerary: stages, accommodation, means of access, etc. The FFRandonnée expertise associated with IGN maps.

FFRandonnee Sur les pas des Huguenots - De la Drôme provençale à Genève | FFR 965

In the footsteps of the Huguenots - From the Drôme provençale to Geneva. More than 20 days of hiking - FFRC map reference 965 In the footsteps of the Huguenots. The GR® 965 is the reconstruction of a true story: that of the Huguenots expelled from the south of France in the 17th century. It is also one of the rare long-distance hiking routes in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region that runs from south to north through the pre-Alpine massifs. From the Drôme provençale to the Genevois, follow in the footsteps of the Huguenots!

FFRandonnee Itinérance sur le Sentier Cathare: De la Méditerranée au balcon pyrénéen - GR367 | FFR 367

New edition due March/April 2022Itinerary on the Cathar Trail - From the Mediterranean to the Pyrenees mountains  - FFRC map reference 367  To set foot on the Sentier Cathare is to leap eight centuries into the past. Mythical, the Sentier Cathare GR®367 is also one of the most emblematic hiking routes in the Pyrenees along with the GR®10. 250 km from the beaches of the Grande Bleue to the balcony of the Pyrenees in a path between lagoons, garrigues and rocky ridges to meet the famous "Citadels of Vertigo"!

Anavasi Mount Taygetos - Taygeots North topographic map & guide [8.1]

This replaces the old Anavasi 8.1 Topographic Map of Taygetos The guide book includes 18 hiking routes as well as a water resistant and tear resistant map.  Each route is clearly marked on the map.

Frances Lincoln Wainwright's Way: A long-distance walk through Alfred Wainwright's life from Blackburn to Haystacks

Frances Lincoln Peak District: Northern and Western Moors (Freedom to Roam Guides)

Frances Lincoln The North Western Fells : Wainwright's Walking Guide to the Lake District: Book 6

Frances Lincoln London Adventure Walks for Families

Frances Lincoln Lake District Landscape Photographer

Frances Lincoln Howgills and Limestone Trail: A new walk in the footsteps of Alfred Wainwright

Frances Lincoln Granite and Grit: A Walker's Guide to the Geology of British Mountains

Frances Lincoln Cycling Climbs of Wales

Frances Lincoln A Coast to Coast Walk : A Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells

Frances Lincoln 100 Greatest Cycling Climbs : A Road Cyclist's Guide to Britain's Hills

Bergverlag Rother GmbH Chemin de St-Jacques (The Way of St James) Walking Guide

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AA Publishing AA Italian Phrasebook for Kids

AA Publishing AA Italian Phrasebook

AA Publishing AA German Phrasebook

AA Publishing AA French Phrasebook

Ski touring in Romsdalen (Norway) - Fri Flyt

Romsdal Exposed (Norway) - Climbing/Skiing/Biking/Skyrunning/Base - Fri Flyt

The Sunnmore Alps - An outdoor guide (Norway) - Fri Flyt

Safer Ski touring in Norway guidebook - Fri Flyt

Norway, naturally - 60 unique outdoor experiences Skiing guide - Fri Flyt

Ski touring around Narvik (Norway and Sweden) Guide - Fri Flyt

Fri Flyt The Lyngen Alps (Norway) – Skiing, Climbing, Trekking

Fri Flyt Skiing the Balkans. Fifty backcountry descents in Bulgaria

Ireland - Marco Polo Pocket Travel Guide (with pull out map)

Ibiza - Marco Polo Pocket Travel Guide (with pull out map)

Andalucia - Marco Polo Pocket Travel Guide (with pull out map)

Spanish - Marco Polo Phrasebook

German - Marco Polo Phrasebook

Sunflower Books Walk & Eat: Amsterdam

This pocket-sized full-colour guide to walking in Amsterdam is designed for short-break walking holidays using public transport. Although all the walks described are easy, even ‘non-walkers’ will want to stroll in and around the city, so will find the large-scale city plans, descriptions of the sights, and recommendations for eating out in Amsterdam useful. For each suggested restaurant there is a photograph of the décor and one of their dishes, plus sample menu, price guide, opening times, and a recipe for one of their specialities. Other sections include: planning your trip, logistics on arrival, local markets and specialities, glossary of local food terms, and a restaurant mini-vocabulary. A special feature is the emphasis on natural local foods suitable for those with food intolerances. All recipes have been made by the authors and are known to ‘work’. Area covered: There are 10 walks in the city centre and outskirts, plus another on the edge of the North Holland Dune Reserve, 40km northwest of Amsterdam. Two excursions offer more possibilities for walking — one a 10km hike along an old sea dike and others in the Hoge Veluwe National Park. The best months for walking in Amsterdam are during spring and summer, when temperatures are mild and the queues manageable. It goes without saying that eating out in Amsterdam is enjoyable all year round!

Sunflower Books Bernese Oberland and Valais: car and train tours + 75 long and short walks

Although a car is the best way to explore much of the Oberland and Valais, Switzerland boasts the world’s best public transport system. You can see a vast majority of its mountain landscapes by public transport. There are many suggested train tours in the guide. But where trains don’t go, buses will – even to remote valleys and hamlets. Switzerland is a hiker’s paradise (you would expect nothing less of a country which has an article in its constitution regulating the responsibilities of those who maintain the thousands of kilometres of hiking paths!). Mountain huts and comfortable hotels sit atop summits reached by spectacular train or cable car rides, but there is still plenty of space where you will hardly meet a soul. The author, who lives in the area and has written several guides for walkers, caters for all abilities – from gentle strolls through the wine villages of the Valais to more strenuous hikes beside the north face of the Eiger or alongside the largest glacier in the Alps. Information ‘boxes’ add interest to the book – whether describing grape varieties and harvesting methods or the engineering feats of the country’s dams and irrigation channels. There are three main car tours, with dozens of side excursions. A map accompanies each car tour, but there are also two pull-out touring maps covering the whole of western Switzerland.) Of course, there are many suggestions for train, funicular and cable car rides, as well as 75 long and short walks (some of which are specially tailored to motorists). All the main walks are illustrated with 1:50,000 topo maps and free GPS tracks are available from this website. Area covered: This guide covers all of the Bernese Oberland and Valais. The best time for walking here is May to October (in the highest mountain areas July to September). Essential handbook for touring western Switzerland. This is a marvellous guide for anyone walking, using Swiss trains or driving around Western Switzerland. The descriptions are informative and accurate, providing just the right amount of guidance while allowing the reader to form their own opinions. A pull-out map in the back is conveniently annotated with reference numbers to the main walking tours and car tours detailed in the book. One whole chapter is devoted to those who will be using the Swiss Railroad to get around the country. Photos and topographical maps abound, complementing the written text and making this an enjoyable book to browse through even when not out hiking. –(SV, Amazon, reviewing the author’s guide to all of western Switzerland)

Sunflower Books Southern Peloponnese: 5 car tours + 50 long and short walks

There are hidden landscapes throughout mainland Greece, but the region which packs the most variety into the smallest space is the Peloponnese. From the beaches of Arcadia to the fir forests of Mt Parnon, from the olive groves of Kalamata to the pyramidal peak of Prophet Elijah, from classical Sparta to medieval Mani, this compact semi-island has it all. Though the ancients called it ‘the island of Pelops’, after their mythical king, this three-fingered landmass is joined to the mainland by a narrow isthmus at Corinth. Only in the 19th century was a canal finally cut through the isthmus, but it retains the cultural diversity and spectacular scenery of the mainland. Because there’s so much to discover, the author has drawn an east-west line roughly through the middle of the Peloponnese, and limited the book to the southern half. By good fortune, this contains its highest mountain range (Mt Taygetus), its finest Byzantine chapels and medieval forts (in the Mani), its wildest seascapes (Capes Tainaron and Maleas), its largest forest (Mt Parnon) and, arguably, some of its loveliest beaches (Pylos, Kiparissi and Elafonisos, to name just a few. The best months for walking in the Peloponnese are April and May, late September and October. The Mani was probably our best ever holiday in Greece and your book played its part! (JHG, Walton-on-Thames) [The Author] chose the Southern Peloponnese because it packs the most variety into the smallest space… I cannot recommend this guide more warmly. It may just infuse you too with a little madness for the mountains. (Athens News)   As someone who has enjoyed trekking in Greece with Michael, I can tell you that this book is almost as good as having him by your side. His directions are full of his characteristic wit and humor and he shares his deep knowledge of Greek culture effortlessly, providing nuggets of history, botany and such miscellany as how to deal with fierce sheepdogs. Reading his descriptions may whet your appetite for taking every single walk, but he also tells you where you might not want to go if your legs are a bit weak or you have no head for heights. But you don’t have to have stout calves and hiking boots to enjoy this book. It also includes five possible car itineraries that take in suggestions for picnic spots, short walks and local landmarks. You’ll find places in here that you won’t find in any guidebooks, because Michael has been exploring the Greek mountains since childhood and worked on this guide for 10 years. If you think Greece is just islands and beaches, this book will introduce you to its other side, one that most visitors barely suspect exists. You couldn’t be in better hands. (DFL, Amazon)

Canal du Midi - Editions du Breil Waterway Guide 7

Northern Eye Books Walks on the Lleyn Peninsula

Northern Eye Books Walks in West Cheshire & Wirral

Northern Eye Books Walks in Mysterious Cheshire & Wirral

Northern Eye Books Walking in the Conwy Valley

Northern Eye Books Walking in the Clwydian Range

Northern Eye Books Walking in Northern Snowdonia

Northern Eye Books Yorkshire Dales Top 10 Walks: Walks with History

Northern Eye Books Yorkshire Dales Top 10 Walks: Tea Shop Walks

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Northern Eye Books Wales Coast Path Top 10 Walks: Snowdonia Coast

Northern Eye Books Wales Coast Path Top 10 Walks: Coastal Pub Walks — North Wales

Northern Eye Books South West Coast Path Top 10 Walks: South Devon

Northern Eye Books South West Coast Path Top 10 Walks: South Cornwall

Northern Eye Books South West Coast Path Top 10 Walks: Somerset & North Devon

Northern Eye Books South West Coast Path Top 10 Walks: North Cornwall

Northern Eye Books South West Coast Path Top 10 Walks: Coastal Pub Walks – Dorset

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Northern Eye Books Snowdonia Top 10 Walks: Ridge Walks and Scrambles

Northern Eye Books Snowdonia Top 10 Walks: Mountain Walks

Northern Eye Books Peak District Top 10 Walks: Walks to Viewpoints

Northern Eye Books Peak District Top 10 Walks: Tea Shop Walks

Northern Eye Books National Parks Top 10 Walks: Yorkshire Dales

Northern Eye Books National Parks Top 10 Walks: Snowdonia

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Northern Eye Books National Parks Top 10 Walks: Peak District

Northern Eye Books Loch Lomond & The Trossachs Top 10 Walks: Mountain Walks

Northern Eye Books Lake District Top 10 Walks: Tea Shop Walks

Northern Eye Books Lake District Top 10 Walks: Pub & Fell Walks

Northern Eye Books Cheshire Top 10 Walks: Pub walks

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Northern Eye Books The Two Saints Way

Northern Eye Books The Mountain Men

Northern Eye Books The Day the Rope Broke

Northern Eye Books OS Map Atlas: Wales Coast Path: Isle of Anglesey

Northern Eye Books Mountain & Hillwalking in Snowdonia: Volume 2

Northern Eye Books Mountain & Hillwalking in Snowdonia: Volume 1

Northern Eye Books Coastal Walks around Anglesey

Northern Eye Books Coastal Pub Walks – South Devon

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Northern Eye Books Classic Fell walks in the Lake District

Northern Eye Books Circular Walks along the Sandstone Trail

Northern Eye Books Best Walks in North Wales

Northern Eye Books A Pocket Guide to Snowdon

Cicerone The Cambrian Way : Classic Wales mountain trek - south to north from Cardiff to Conwy

Cicerone Snowdonia: Low-level and easy walks - North : Snowdon, the Ogwen and Conwy Valleys and the coast

Cicerone Two Moors Way Map Booklet : 1:25k OS Route Mapping

Cicerone The Borders Abbeys Way : The abbeys of Melrose, Dryburgh, Kelso and Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders

Cicerone Trail and Fell Running in the Yorkshire Dales : 40 runs in the National Park, including the Three Peaks

Cicerone Unjustifiable Risk? : The Story of British Climbing

Cicerone Unjustifiable Risk? : The Story of British Climbing

Cicerone The Pennine Way - the Path, the People, the Journey

Cicerone Walking the Lake District Fells - Wasdale

Cicerone Walking the Lake District Fells - Langdale : The Langdale Pikes and Bowfell

Cicerone Outdoor Adventures with Children - Lake District : 40 family days with under 12s exploring, biking, scrambling, on the water and more

Cicerone Walks and Scrambles in the Moroccan Anti-Atlas : Tafraout, Jebel El Kest, Ait Mansour, Ameln Valley, Taskra and Tanalt

Cicerone Walking the Camino dos Faros : The Way of the Lighthouses on Spain's Galician coast

Cicerone Walking Lake Garda and Iseo : Day walks in the Italian Lakes

Cicerone Walking Lake Como and Maggiore : Day walks in the Italian Lakes

Cicerone Walking in Italy's Cinque Terre : Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore

Cicerone Walking and Trekking in Zagori : Walking routes in Greece's wild and beautiful northern Pindos mountains

Cicerone Trekking the Kungsleden : The King's Trail through Northern Sweden

Cicerone The Slovene Mountain Trail : Slovenska planinska pot

Cicerone The GR5 Trail - Benelux and Lorraine : The North Sea to Schirmeck in the Vosges mountains

Cicerone The Camino Ingles and Ruta do Mar : To Santiago de Compostela and Finisterre from Ferrol, A Coruna or Ribadeo

Cicerone Switzerland's Jura Crest Trail : A two week trek from Zurich to Geneva

Cicerone Shorter Treks in the Pyrenees : 7 great one and two week circular treks

Cicerone Portugal's Rota Vicentina : The Historical Way and Fishermen's Trail

Cicerone Innsbruck Mountain Adventures : Summer routes for a multi-activity holiday around the capital of Austria's Tirol

Cicerone Cycling Lon Las Cymru : 250 miles through the heart of Wales on traffic-free paths and quiet roads

Cicerone Cycle Touring in Wales : A two-week circuit and shorter tours

Cicerone Cycle Touring in Northern Scotland : 528 mile circular route from Inverness

Cicerone Cycling the Canal de la Garonne : From Bordeaux to Toulouse

Cicerone Walking The End to End Trail : Land's End to John o' Groats on foot

Cicerone The Big Rounds : Running and walking the Bob Graham, Paddy Buckley and Charlie Ramsay Rounds

Lonely Planet Experience France

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Lonely Planet Spanish Phrasebook and Audio CD

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Lonely Planet Italian Phrasebook and Audio CD

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Lonely Planet French Phrasebook and Audio CD

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Lonely Planet Fast Talk Swedish

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