Epic British Walks: Fabulous Long-Distance Trails Across England, Scotland and Wales | Ordnance Survey | Pathfinder Walking Guides | Best British Walks | Nature | Hiking | Walks | Adventure

Discover how truly epic Great Britain is when explored on foot, with this guide to the long-distance trails of England, Scotland and Wales. Explore 38 of the best of British walks, graded by length and difficulty, from routes for first-time hikers to multi-day adventures. Whether it’s a one-day excursion or a full hiking holiday, planning your walking experience is a walk in the park with informative, insightful introductions to each trail, suggested itineraries and must-see highlights. Featured Epic British Walks include: – South West Coast Path: England’s longest waymarked trail, taking in the Exmoor National Park, the Jurassic Coast of Dorset and east Devon and the dazzling, rugged Cornish coastline – Pennine Way: Cross the ‘Dark Peak’ area of the Peak District, South Pennines, Yorkshire Dales and ‘Bronte country’, North Pennines and Cheviot Hills – West Highland Way: 96 miles of sublime Scottish scenery from splendid Loch Lomond, across wild Rannoch Moor and through Glen Nevis to Fort William – Hadrian’s Wall Path: Trace the iconic landmark, once the northernmost frontier of the Roman Empire, through the superb landscapes of Northumberland – Southern Upland Way: Scotland’s only coast-to-coast route, running from Portpatrick to Cove and Cockburnspath through country rich in hills and history – Glyndŵr’s Way: Mid-Wales at its most magnificent, from Knighton to Welshpool taking in the Cambrian Mountains, Lake Vyrnwy, the Dulais Valley and quirky Machynlleth – Cotswold Way: 102 miles of idyllic walking in the heart of England, from Chipping Camden through the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the Roman city of Bath – Ceredigion Coast Path & Pembrokeshire Coast Path: Two sections of the Wales Coast Path, from Ceredigion to Ynyslas and from St Dogmaels to Amroth, running through Snowdonia and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park – South Downs Way: From historic Winchester to seaside Eastbourne, taking in the High Weald, quaint villages and cliff-top views Epic British Walks (Pathfinder Guides): – The perfect introduction to distance walking and an invaluable resource for planning your British walking adventure – 38 amazing trails covering the length and breadth of Great Britain, 5,000 miles of pathways in total – Features England and Wales’ National Trails and Scotland’s Great Trails along with unmissable regional trails – Trails are graded by length and difficulty and include routes for first-time hikers and one-day excursions as well as for experienced ramblers planning walking holidays – Includes introductions to each route, breakdown of stages, suggested itineraries, must-see highlights along the way and the Ordnance Survey map sheets to complete each walk – Beautifully illustrated with information on local wildlife, beauty spots, historical significance and quirky anecdotes to enhance your walking experience – Is It For Me? Information panel for each walk detailing length, difficulty, terrain, access via public transport and ease of accommodation – ASIN: 0319092062 | ISBN13: 9780319092064 | ISBN-13: 978-0319092064