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For over 15 years, Robin Howie's popular walking column appeared in The Scotsman every Saturday. He is very well known in Scottish hill-walking circles. This second collection of his walks features many colour photographs of Scotland's beautiful countryside. These are mostly shorter walks from all across Scotland that will appeal to a wide range of walkers, including children and those less active.

Each walk, indicated by a location map, includes a Fact File identifying the relevant Ordnance Survey map for the walk, along with the walk's distance, height,...

Within the City of Edinburgh, there are many miles of “dismantled railway” that have been transformed into smooth, gently-graded, tarmac routes, ideal for pedestrians of all ages (especially young families), for cyclists and for joggers. The railway engineers, who balanced excavation and infill, have left a legacy of cuttings and embankments which are generally unobtrusive and often surprisingly tucked away from today’s city life.  In 1981 Lothian Regional Council acquired various disused lines and other railway land, making possible the creation of cycleways-cum-footpaths. The...