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Wherever you want to walk, trek, climb or cycle, Cicerone Press guidebooks are key to unlocking your next adventure. For over 50 years, we’ve been the gold standard in outdoor adventure, covering:

  • Hiking and Trekking – from gentle countryside walks to high-mountain trails
  • Cycling and Bikepacking – road cycling, gravel routes, and multi-day tours
  • Climbing and Mountaineering – scrambles, via ferratas, and summit challenges

With over 400 pocket-sized guidebooks, each packed with:

  • Detailed route descriptions – so you always know what’s ahead
  • Clear maps and navigation tips – find your way with confidence
  • Stunning photos – get inspired for your next adventure
  • Expert advice – from seasoned outdoor writers and explorers

Whether you’re tackling Blencathra’s Sharp Edge in the Lake District, hiking the stunning GR10 mountain chain, embarking on a pilgrimage along the Camino Portugués, or exploring Italy’s magnificent Alta Via 1, or so much more, you can explore with confidence using Cicerone guidebooks.

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Winchester, now a city in Hampshire on the edge of the South Downs National Park, was the ancient capital of England at the heart of Wessex, the Anglo-Saxon kingdom. Walking here is accessible for many, with relatively flat terrain and suitable for year-round strolls. Plus, experience the city's rich history and heritage, as well as its influence on literary figures such as Jane Austen, Thomas Hardy, and Charles Dickens. Here are five short walks to get you started exploring this historic city.

Hugo and Spencer Hiking with dogs: top tips for tackling mountains and long-distance trails

Hollie, a Munroist and dog-friendly adventurer in Scotland, has been exploring the countryside with her two dogs since 2020 and sharing her experiences on social media along the way. Supported by a Cicerone guidebook, Hollie and her two spaniels, Spencer and Hugo, made the move from tackling Scotland's highest peaks to their first long-distance trail: the Great Glen Way, one of Scotland's Great Trails. We sat down with her to find out how it went and to get the best tips and tricks for hiking with dogs.

The TMB– one of the world's most renowned long-distance hiking trails The Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB): everything you need to know

The Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) is one of the world's most renowned long-distance hiking trails, offering hikers an opportunity to explore a stunning variety of landscapes, cultures, and terrain. Winding through three countries – France, Italy, and Switzerland – this iconic trek circles the Mont Blanc massif, providing breathtaking views of towering peaks, glaciers, and valleys. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a first-time adventurer, this guide will provide all the information you need to plan your perfect TMB experience.

A pilgrim on the Camino del Norte (Spain) What pilgrim trail should I do? The best pilgrimages and caminos in the world

Pilgrimages are more popular than ever, with thousands of people walking the Camino every year. The Camino Frances is a wonderful route but it's far from the only camino! Here are some of the many pilgrim trails throughout the world including the UK, France, Spain, Italy, the USA and Japan.

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If you're looking for a relatively easy trail to explore over a long weekend, the Sarsen Way is an excellent choice. This 79 km (49 miles) route links two of England's prehistoric sites, Avebury and Stonehenge, while passing by Bronze Age barrows, Iron Age hill forts, and ancient churches along the way. You can expect stunning views, tranquil riverside scenery, charming villages, and welcoming pubs.

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