The Isle of Man - A Walker's Guidebook

40 walks throughout the island, with information (including history and Manx myth and language) to ensure a walking visit to the Isle is time well spent. Covers headlands, peaks (especially Snaefell), glens, coastal walks, beaches, cliffs.

The Isle of Man

A walker’s guide

Author

Terry Marsh

Cover

Paperback - Laminated

Edition

First

ISBN_13

9781852843991

Availability

Reprinted

Price

£10.00

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Front Cover (1)
Location Map (1)
Overview Maps (1)
Sample Routes (1)
Sample Photos (2)

Seasons

Year-round walking is possible, although spring and summer weather is best. April, May and June are driest; May, June and July are sunniest; July and August are warmest.

Centres

Douglas, Ramsey, Castletown, Peel, Port Erin, Port St Mary, Kirk Michael

Difficulty

Easy walking, half- to full-day walks.

Must See

Point of Ayre, Snaefell, rocky coastline, lobster in Peel.

The scope for walking on the Isle of Man is considerable. Being an island, and a smallish one at that, many walks touch upon the coastline at some point, and it is probably true to say that on every walk in this book you can see the sea at some stage, ensuring that each of the walks has its own very distinctive flavour.

The guide includes:

forty walks around the island
full-colour photographs and OS mapping
introduction on the Isle of Man today and in the past, on the island's flora and fauna, and on walking on the island
information on getting to and around the island
appendix including longer waymarked walks, useful addresses and organisations
bibliography and a glossary of Manx place names and terms.