OS Explorer Maps OL16, OL42 & OL43 In the north of Engl&, Northumberland National Park contains Hadrian's Wall & the Cheviot Hills. There are facilities for horse riders & cyclists, as well as for walkers of all abilities, from short pub walks to multi-day hillwalking tours. Northumberland National Park also has three National Nature Reserves, popular with birdwatchers & a Dark Sky park for Stargazing. This map bundle contains all 3 OS Explorer Maps for the National Park with a discount of 20% compared to the cost of buying them individually, & is available in both standard & weatherproof ' Active' versions. Whatever activities you plan on your visit, you can make the most of it with Ordnance Survey maps. With all OL maps in this set you will receive a code for use on your i OS or Android smartphone or tablet. ...

In central Engl&, the Peak District National Park was the first in Britain & is still one of the most popular. With both numerous footpaths & large open access areas, it’s popular for hiking & hillwalking & the natural rocks & caves make it ideal for climbers & potholers. The spa town of Buxton provides an excellent base for longer stays. This map bundle contains both OS Explorer Maps for the National Park with a discount of 20% compared to the cost of buying them individually, & is available in both standard & weatherproof ' Active' versions. Whatever activities you plan on your visit, you can make the most of it with Ordnance Survey maps. With all maps in this set you will receive a code for use on your i OS or Android smartphone or tablet. Find our more at Mobile Download FAQ. About the Peak District National Park Official site: www.peakdistrict.gov.uk The Dark Peak area of the Peak District contains high gritstone hills, steep-sided valleys & moorland plateau, with striking edges rising above the eastern side of the Derwent Valley. One of the highlights of the Dark Peak area is Kinder Scout, now a Site of Special Scientific Interest because of its blanket peat bogs & close by lies the one of the most spectacular sights in the Peak District, Kinder Downfall, one of the only natural waterfalls in the Peak District National Park. The route starting at Edale, to Kinder & back via Jacob's Ladder is a favourite round walk. With the peaks of Blackhill & Bleaklow, the high moorlands, & picturesque valleys all covered on the map, walkers & climbers are spoilt for choice. Clearly pinpointed – along with every pub, house, viewpoint, river & right of way – you’ll have no trouble plotting & navigating your route. For those who fancy something more challenging, why not walk a few sections of the Pennine Way or take the 55-mile Derwent Valley Heritage Way. With its outcrops of light-coloured limestone rock, the White Peak is surrounded on three sides by the gritstones of the Dark Peak. The White Peak has pastures & hay fields dominating the l&, & the Peak District's classic limestone dry-stone walls. A perfect contrast to the wildness & wilderness of it's dark neighbour. But the White Peak also

Includes:: some tougher terrain such as the limestone gorge of Middleton Dale which contains some of the most impressive caves in the area including the dramatic Castle Rock. As an example of the strange disappearing rivers of the limestone peak, at Waterfall Swallet the water disappears into potholes underground, before reappearing near Stoney Middleton village as thermal springs. One of the most beautiful places in all of the Peak District is the landscape of Dovedale, Manifold & the Hamps Valley, also on the White Peak map. As the gritstone has been worn away by erosion, the ancient sea floor has been revealed. Whatever outdoor pursuits you’re planning, from cycling & sightseeing, to riding & rambling, you’ll find something to cater for every outdoor interest on the OS Explorer map bundle of the Peak District. Highlights: Castle rock, Middleton Dale, Waterfall Swallet, Thermal spring at Middleton Stoney, Kinder Scout, The Pennine Way, Edale, & the Derwent Valley Heritage Way. Buy both maps as a set & save 20%.

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In central Engl&, the Peak District National Park was the first in Britain & is still one of the most popular. With both numerous footpaths & large open access areas, it’s popular for hiking & hillwalking & the natural rocks & caves make it ideal for climbers & potholers. The spa town of Buxton provides an excellent base for longer stays. This map bundle contains both OS Explorer Maps for the National Park with a discount of 20% compared to the cost of buying them individually, & is available in both standard & weatherproof ' Active' versions. Whatever activities you plan on your visit, you can make the most of it with Ordnance Survey maps. With all maps in this set you will receive a code for use on your i OS or Android smartphone or tablet. Find our more at Mobile Download FAQ. About the Peak District National Park Official site: www.peakdistrict.gov.uk The Dark Peak area of the Peak District contains high gritstone hills, steep-sided valleys & moorland plateau, with striking edges rising above the eastern side of the Derwent Valley. One of the highlights of the Dark Peak area is Kinder Scout, now a Site of Special Scientific Interest because of its blanket peat bogs & close by lies the one of the most spectacular sights in the Peak District, Kinder Downfall, one of the only natural waterfalls in the Peak District National Park. The route starting at Edale, to Kinder & back via Jacob's Ladder is a favourite round walk. With the peaks of Blackhill & Bleaklow, the high moorlands, & picturesque valleys all covered on the map, walkers & climbers are spoilt for choice. Clearly pinpointed – along with every pub, house, viewpoint, river & right of way – you’ll have no trouble plotting & navigating your route. For those who fancy something more challenging, why not walk a few sections of the Pennine Way or take the 55-mile Derwent Valley Heritage Way. With its outcrops of light-coloured limestone rock, the White Peak is surrounded on three sides by the gritstones of the Dark Peak. The White Peak has pastures & hay fields dominating the l&, & the Peak District's classic limestone dry-stone walls. A perfect contrast to the wildness & wilderness of it's dark neighbour. But the White Peak also

Includes:: some tougher terrain such as the limestone gorge of Middleton Dale which contains some of the most impressive caves in the area including the dramatic Castle Rock. As an example of the strange disappearing rivers of the limestone peak, at Waterfall Swallet the water disappears into potholes underground, before reappearing near Stoney Middleton village as thermal springs. One of the most beautiful places in all of the Peak District is the landscape of Dovedale, Manifold & the Hamps Valley, also on the White Peak map. As the gritstone has been worn away by erosion, the ancient sea floor has been revealed. Whatever outdoor pursuits you’re planning, from cycling & sightseeing, to riding & rambling, you’ll find something to cater for every outdoor interest on the OS Explorer map bundle of the Peak District. Highlights: Castle rock, Middleton Dale, Waterfall Swallet, Thermal spring at Middleton Stoney, Kinder Scout, The Pennine Way, Edale, & the Derwent Valley Heritage Way. Buy both maps as a set & save 20%.

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OS Explorer Maps OL1 & OL24 In central Engl&, the Peak District National Park was the first in Britain & is still one of the most popular. With both numerous footpaths & large open access areas, it's popular for hiking & hillwalking & the natural rocks & caves make it ideal for climbers & potholers. The spa town of Buxton provides an excellent base for longer stays. This map bundle contains both OS Explorer Maps for the National Park with a discount of 20% compared to the cost of buying them individually, & is available in both standard & weatherproof ' Active' versions. Whatever activities you plan on your visit, you can make the most of it with Ordnance Survey maps. With all maps in this set you will receive a code for use on your i OS or Android smartphone or tablet. ...

OS Explorer Maps OL1 & OL24 In central Engl&, the Peak District National Park was the first in Britain & is still one of the most popular. With both numerous footpaths & large open access areas, it's popular for hiking & hillwalking & the natural rocks & caves make it ideal for climbers & potholers. The spa town of Buxton provides an excellent base for longer stays. This map bundle contains both OS Explorer Maps for the National Park with a discount of 20% compared to the cost of buying them individually, & is available in both standard & weatherproof ' Active' versions. Whatever activities you plan on your visit, you can make the most of it with Ordnance Survey maps. With all maps in this set you will receive a code for use on your i OS or Android smartphone or tablet. ...

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is made up of a relatively narrow strip of coastline in south-west Wales. With a varied landscape of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, low wooded estuaries & rolling hills, it contains a large number of Sites of Special Scientific Interest & Nature Reserves. As well as walking on footpaths & National Trails, you can enjoy surfing, coasteering, sea angling & wildlife watching. This map bundle contains both OS Explorer Maps for the National Park with a discount of 20% compared to the cost of buying them individually, & is available in both standard & weatherproof ' Active' versions. Whatever activities you plan on your visit, you can make the most of it with Ordnance Survey maps. With each map in this set you will receive a code for use on your i OS or Android smartphone or tablet. Find our more at Mobile Download FAQ. Official site: www.pembrokeshirecoast.org.uk ...

OS Explorer Maps OL35 & OL36 The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is made up of a relatively narrow strip of coastline in south-west Wales. With a varied landscape of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, low wooded estuaries & rolling hills, it contains a large number of Sites of Special Scientific Interest & Nature Reserves. As well as walking on footpaths & National Trails, you can enjoy surfing, coasteering, sea angling & wildlife watching. This map bundle contains both OS Explorer Maps for the National Park with a discount of 20% compared to the cost of buying them individually, & is available in both standard & weatherproof ' Active' versions. Whatever activities you plan on your visit, you can make the most of it with Ordnance Survey maps. ...

OS Explorer Maps OL35 & OL36 The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is made up of a relatively narrow strip of coastline in south-west Wales. With a varied landscape of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, low wooded estuaries & rolling hills, it contains a large number of Sites of Special Scientific Interest & Nature Reserves. As well as walking on footpaths & National Trails, you can enjoy surfing, coasteering, sea angling & wildlife watching. This map bundle contains both OS Explorer Maps for the National Park with a discount of 20% compared to the cost of buying them individually, & is available in both standard & weatherproof ' Active' versions. Whatever activities you plan on your visit, you can make the most of it with Ordnance Survey maps. ...

This OS Map bundle contains the six OS Explorer Maps covering the 'A Pennine Journey', originally created by originally created by Alfred Wainwright in 1938. The full route is 398km (247 miles) long, a huge circle starting from Settle in North Yorkshire, going all the way North to Housesteads & Hadrian's Wall before returning south. Most of this route is off-road, so provides a medium level of challenge.

Includes:: sheet numbers OL2: Yorkshire Dales southern & western areas OL19: Howgill Fells & Upper Eden Valley OL30: Yorkshire Dales northern & central areas OL31: North Pennines OL41: Forest of Bowland & Ribblesdale OL43: Hadrian's Wall 307: Consett & Derwent Reservoir With each map in this set you will receive a code for use on your i OS or Android smartphone or tablet.

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This OS Map bundle contains the six OS Explorer Maps covering the 'A Pennine Journey', originally created by originally created by Alfred Wainwright in 1938. The full route is 398km (247 miles) long, a huge circle starting from Settle in North Yorkshire, going all the way North to Housesteads & Hadrian's Wall before returning south. Most of this route is off-road, so provides a medium level of challenge.

Includes:: sheet numbers OL2: Yorkshire Dales southern & western areas OL19: Howgill Fells & Upper Eden Valley OL30: Yorkshire Dales northern & central areas OL31: North Pennines OL41: Forest of Bowland & Ribblesdale OL43: Hadrian's Wall 307: Consett & Derwent Reservoir With each map in this set you will receive a code for use on your i OS or Android smartphone or tablet.

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