With its fen-like lowlands, its coastal scenery, the high fells of Bowland and the lush river valleys of the Ribble and Lune, Lancashire is a county of surprising diversity from its great Industrial heritage towns to its attractive, rural villages and its numerous historic monuments. There can be no better way of exploring Lancashire than by foot; it has a number of satisfying long-distance paths - both inland and coastal - and, as this book shows, opportunity for a great number of circular walks in highly distinctive surroundings, including the Lune Valley, Formby Point and Forest of Bowland.

Are you planning a holiday to the Lake District? Do you enjoy a hill-walking challenge with impressive mountain-top views? Inside Pathfinder (R) Guide to the High Fells of Lakeland are 20 majestic and challenging fell walks amid the glorious scenery of the Lake District mountains with clear and easy-to-follow route directions compiled from the author's 40 years' experience of Lakeland walking. For adventurous ramblers and walkers wanting a hill-walking challenge, this brand new Pathfinder (R) walking guide features 20 demanding day-walks in the mountains of the Lake District, from Scafell...

Discover more of the great outdoors with Navigation Skills for Walkers and Pathfinder (R) Guides. Build confidence and competence in reading maps: using grid references, contour interpretation and visualising terrain. Learn how to use a compass, with map and compass navigation: taking a bearing, magnetic variation and `aiming off'. Make the most of your GPS device: using the information it provides, understanding the limitations of GPS, and geocaching. Gain familiarity with digital mapping: introducing OS Maps, its app and online versions ideal for creating, following and reviewing your own...

Pathfinder (R) Guide to the Isle of Skye, featuring 28 outstanding rambles for walkers of all abilities. This 2nd edition introduces 4 new walks including Armadale Castle and woodlands; the Bay of Seals, Leitir Fura, a walk in Kinloch Forest; and Loch Coruisk. Routes cover Cuillin to Portree, accompanied by GPS waypoints and Ordnance Survey maps..

Pathfinder (R) Guide to Anglesey, Lleyn and Snowdonia, featuring 28 outstanding and mostly circular rambles across the Isle of Anglesey, western Conwy and Gwynedd: from Holyhead Mountain to Aran Benlynn and Aran Fawddwy, and from Aberdaron to Conwy. A new Pathfinder (R) title, now including 11 brand new walks for Anglesey, three new walks on the Lleyn Peninsula and one new mountain walk in Snowdonia National Park, there's something for everyone with a range of routes designed for walkers of varying experience and ability, from country walking novices to seasoned ramblers. This new book...

In Orkney, the first walk is a short stroll around Hoxa Head with its extensive views across Scapa Flow and subsequent routes go on to explore more widely over Mainland Orkney and take in the islands of Hoy, Rousay and South Ronaldsay, concluding with a ramble along the breathtaking clifftops of Yesnaby . n Shetland, the first walk sets out from Sandsayre jetty to the tiny island of Mousa. Walks range across Shetland from wild and remote Hermaness, on the far northern tip of Unst, down to Sumburgh Head, its most southerly point

"Pathfinder (R) Guide North Coast 500 presents 28 fabulous walks and 32 not-to-be-missed stop-off opportunities in the Northern Highlands, following Scotland's longest and most spectacularly scenic road trip. This guide follows the North Coast 500 in a clockwise circuit, arranged in four convenient chapters: South - Inverness to Braemore Junction West - Braemore Junction to Durness North - Durness to Wick East - Wick to Inverness Setting out in the first chapter in a westerly direction from Inverness, the first walk is encountered at Loch Kinellan, north-west of Muir of Ord. The first...

Pathfinder (R) Guide More Lake District is a companion title to PF (60) Lake District, providing another 28 outstanding circular walks across the National Park and beyond, from St Bees to Shap and from Mungrisdale to Coniston. These two titles together have 56 wonderful Lake District rambles.