Treks - British Isles
This section includes guides to long-distance walking within the British Isles, including all the National Trails, plus several important regional trails and other popular routes. Moving along a route from day to day, at a pace where you become almost as one with your surroundings, allows you to have both a sense of a journey and release from the stresses of modern living.
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The Cotswold Way
Guide to the 102-mile Cotswold Way (National Trail) between Chipping Campden and Bath. The route is described in both directions. It meanders through the beautiful Cotswold landscape, visiting honey-coloured villages and old market towns, and ends in the World Heritage City of Bath. More >>
£12.00
The Offa's Dyke Path
The Offa's Dyke Path is a national trail along the Welsh Marches that runs 170 miles from Chepstow in the south to Prestatyn. Route split into 14 stages (average 13 miles). The earthwork dyke was constructed by King Offa of Mercia in the 8th century. More >>
£12.95
Moveable Feasts– an outdoor enthusiast’s guide to what to eat and how to cook it
A guide to optimal nutrition and camp cooking for anyone who needs to cook or eat outdoors – mountaineers, backpackers, mountain bikers, adventure racers and canoeists. Part one is crammed with information and practical advice, part two contains nearly 100 easy-to-follow recipes... enjoy! More >>
£12.95
The Lea Valley Walk
Split into 20 stages this 50 mile walk is one of the finest and most varied walking routes around the capital, tracing the route of the River Lea from Leagrave, near Luton to Island Gardens at Greenwich where it joins the Thames Path. More >>
£10.00
The End to End Trail
Outlines the 1935km (1200 mile) route from Land’s End to John O’Groats, concentrating on the 'missing links' between the main long-distance trails covered in other guides. The route is divided into 61 daily stages averaging just less than 32km (20 miles). More >>
£15.00
A Northern Coast to Coast Walk
The Coast to Coast walk, popularised by Wainwright, runs from St Bees Head in Cumbria to Robin Hood’s Bay on Yorkshire’s east coast. At 178 miles (300km), this popular long-distance walk can be easily walked within a two-week holiday. Third edition of this successful guide. More >>
£12.95
The National Trails
This inspirational guidebook looks at each of the National Trails in turn, through England, Wales and Scotland, describing what makes each of them so special and providing the practical information to help you plan your route. A definitive reference to the best of British walking. More >>
£16.99
The Great Glen Way
The Great Glen Way is a 117km (73 mile) low-level route from coast to coast, between Fort William and Inverness. The route includes easy, level stretches alongside the Caledonian Canal, as well as stretches over rougher terrain. The route is an ideal introduction to long-distance walking. More >>
£10.00
Three Peaks, Ten Tors
A look both serious and humorous at what it takes to do a long-distance or challenge walk – plus notes on planning and undertaking 15 such routes throughout the UK, from the National Three Peaks Challenge to the Dartmoor Ten Tors route. More >>
£12.95
Tour of the Lake District
A scenic, seven-day circular route (93 miles) around the Lake District. The tour gives a flavour of each of the main Lakeland valleys and their different character. High-level alternative sections and short walks also described. More >>
£12.00
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