Martin Collins

Biography

Martin Collins is a freelance author, photo-journalist and cartographer, as well as a regular contributor to the UK outdoor media. First walking the GR5 in 1981 kindled a passion for the French Alps that remains as strong as ever. He has since written over twenty books for walkers embracing the coast, mountains and countryside of the UK and parts of Europe. He has three children, and lives in north Wales on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park.

Titles by Martin Collins

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The Teesdale Way

The Teesdale Way explores the River Tees for 100 miles from its source in the Cumbrian North Pennines to its outlet at Middlesbrough on the north-east coast. A fortnight allows time to complete the route and to explore along the way. Also outlines 10 circular walks from the route. More >>

£10.00

The Pennine Way

Britain's best-known long-distance walk. It can be tackled in its entirety over two to three weeks or enjoyed in several short bites. This guide divides the Pennine Way into 16 stages, each ending at a place where accommodation is available. Starting in the Peak District at Edale, and ending in Kirk Yetholm near Kelso. More >>

£10.00

Treks in the Dolomites

Alta Via 1 and 2 are the finest long-distance trails through the Dolomites. Alta Via 1 is 120km long and takes about 10 days, beginning at Lago di Braies near Monguelfo and finishing in Belluno. Alta Via 2 is generally higher - the 150km route begins at Bressanone and ends at Feltre, taking over 2 weeks. More >>

£12.00

A Walker's Guide to The Isle of Wight

The island is small (13 by 23 miles) but there is a great deal of excellent coastline and plentiful walking, plus good sea air. 32 routes including ten of the best walks, the Coastal Path, Vectis 8 trail and 12 shorter walks. Half and full-day walks. More >>

£10.00

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