This specially produced map & guide shows all the paths, tracks and trails in this popular part of Western Scotland, rightly called The Outdoor Capital of the UK. The map also includes lots of other useful information for when you're out and about; from where to get a bite to eat to hiring or fixing your bike. Use the main map to plan your own route or use the individual maps overleaf to follow one of the suggested routes which have been carefully selected to take in some the best trails and views in the area. Side 1: an overview map of Glen Nevis, Caledonian Canal, Spean Bridge & Nevis range Side 2: nine specially surveyed routes for walkers, mountain bikers and trail runners. Each route is shown on its own map and is accompanied by detailed navigation notes

The Dales Way is a 79 mile (127km) long distance trail in the north of England, running between Ilkley, in North Yorkshire and Bowness-on-Windermere, in Cumbria. Much of the route passes through the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District National Parks. Starting out in Ilkley, the route runs along Wharfedale, passing the impressive ruins of Bolton Priory and the attractive market town of Grassington. It continues along the River Wharfe through dramatic limestone scenery before it crosses The Pennines to reach Dentdale and Sedbergh. It then skirts the Howgill Fells and crosses the M6 motorway to finish overlooking Lake Windermere. This map-guide is laid out for walkers travelling from Ilkley to Bowness, although walkers travelling in the opposite direction should find it equally useful. Each panel includes a detailed route map, route profile and helpful notes on navigation. There are link routes from Bradford, Leeds and Harrogate to the start of the route at Ilkley.

This map is the perfect companion to take for exploring the Shetland Islands. It is packed with lots of information on where to find the best that this group of islands has to offer visitors. There is a wide range of wild landscapes: from magnificent coastlines with some of the finest beaches in Europe, to huge sea clifffs framing areas of windswept moorland. There is also many important historic sites to visit, some of which are world famous spanning the long human occupation of the islands.

A Footprint map-guide to the 95 mile (153km) route between Milngavie & Fort William. A 1:40,000 scale map based on OS data, printed on waterproof paper with compact and concise information for walkers.