Map No. 16, Monte Carpegna
- Sasso di Simone, in series of contoured, GPS compatible hiking maps at 1:25, 000 from the Istituto
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1:25, 000 winter activity map to the west of Valle Antigorio & Val Formazza, centred on Monte Cervandone, including Goglio & Baceno. Published in association with the CAI, the Italian Alpine Club, who are responsible for the trails. Ski touring & snowshoe trails are marked on the map together with winter hiking routes & ski slopes. The key information & more detailed information on the rear of the sheet are in Italian, German & English. Printed on waterproof, tear-proof paper. ...

Map No. 21, Alpe di San Benedetto: Passo del Muraglione – San Godenzo – Dicomano, in series of contoured, GPS compatible hiking maps at 1:25, 000 from the Istituto Geografico Adriatico, covering mainly the spine of the Apennines along the borders of Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna, Umbria & the Marches. Map in this series have contours at 25m intervals with additional shading & numerous spot heights. Colouring indicates different types of land use, including woodlands, olive groves, vineyards & orchards. National park & protected areas are marked. An overprint highlights local waymarked hiking routes, indicating their official number or name, including many long-distance routes such GEA (Grande Escursione Appenninica) & the course of the E1 cross-European footpath. Most titles also show cycle routes and/or mountain bike trails. A range of symbols indicate various facilities such as campsites, mountain refuges & other rural accommodation, bars & restaurants, sport & recreational places, historical & cultural monuments, etc. Road network is graded according to width,

Includes:: country tracks, & shows sections closed to motorised traffic plus locations of petrol stations. The maps have a 1km UTM, plus latitude & longitude lines at intervals of 5’. Map legend

Includes:: English. To see other titles in this series please click on the series link.



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Alpe di Siusi / Seiser Alpen area at 1:25, 000 on a durable, waterproof & tear-resistant map from Kompass in their series of detailed maps of the Dolomites.CARTOGRAPHY: Kompass maps of the Dolomites at 1:25, 000 have contours at 25-m intervals. An overprint shows local & long-distance footpaths, including all the high level routes (Alte Vie). The maps also show the ”via ferrata” paths along the iron rails & ladders fitted into the rock faces. Other information

Includes:: various types of accommodation (campsites, alpine huts & refuges, etc.), recreational facilities, places of interest, local bus stops, etc. Many titles also have mountain bike trails or ski routes. Selected titles include on the reverse panorama drawings of the area, as indicated in the individual descriptions.GEOGRAPHICAL COORDINATES: most maps are now GPS compatible
- titles without geographical coordinates are annotated to that effect in their individual description.MAP LEDENG

Includes:: English.BOOKLETS
- PLEASE NOTE BEFORE ORDERING
- many titles come with booklets describing the area and/or various hiking routes. These booklets are in Italian & German only, apart from a handful of titles where an English language booklet is specifically indicated in the individual description. So, unless English language booklet is actually mentioned, the map can only be supplied with an Italian/ German booklet. These booklets are not necessary to use the maps since, as stated above, full English language map legend is provided.TO SEE OTHER TITLES IN THIS SERIES PLEASE CLICK ON THE SERIES LINK.






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Map No. 067, Alpe di Siusi/ Seiser Alpen
- with a panorama map on the reverse, from Kompass in a series providing detailed coverage
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It has been called the Tour de France`s ` Hollywood climb`, & there is no doubt that Alpe d` Huez has played a starring role in cycling`s history since its first encounter with the sport back in 1952 when the legendary Fausto Coppi triumphed on the summit. Re-introduced to the Tour in 1976, Alpe d` Huez has risen to mythical status, thanks initially to a string of victories by riders from Holl&, whose exploits attracted tens of thousands of their compatriots to the climb, which has become known as ` Dutch mountain`. A snaking 13.8-kilometre ascent rising up through 21 numbered hairpins at an average gradient of 7.8%, Alpe d` Huez is the climb on which every great rider wants to win. Many of the sport`s most famous & now even infamous names have won on the Alpe, including Bernard Hinault, Joop Zoetemelk, Lucho Herrera, Marco Pantani & Lance Armstrong. As well as days of brilliance, there have controversies such as the high-speed & drug-fuelled duels of the EPO years in the 1990s & into the new millennium. In Alpe d` Huez, veteran cycling journalist Peter Cossins reveals the triumphs, passion & despair behind the great exploits on the Alpe & discloses the untold details that have led to the mountain becoming as important to the Tour as the race is to resort at its summit. It is a tale of man & machine battling against breath-taking terrain for the ultimate prize. ...

It has been called the Tour de France`s ` Hollywood climb`, & there is no doubt that Alpe d` Huez has played a starring role in cycling`s history since its first encounter with the sport back in 1952 when the legendary Fausto Coppi triumphed on the summit. Re-introduced to the Tour in 1976, Alpe d` Huez has risen to mythical status, thanks initially to a string of victories by riders from Holl&, whose exploits attracted tens of thousands of their compatriots to the climb, which has become known as ` Dutch mountain`. A snaking 13.8-kilometre ascent rising up through 21 numbered hairpins at an average gradient of 7.8%, Alpe d` Huez is the climb on which every great rider wants to win. Many of the sport`s most famous & now even infamous names have won on the Alpe, including Bernard Hinault, Joop Zoetemelk, Lucho Herrera, Marco Pantani & Lance Armstrong. As well as days of brilliance, there have controversies such as the high-speed & drug-fuelled duels of the EPO years in the 1990s & into the new millennium. In Alpe d` Huez, veteran cycling journalist Peter Cossins reveals the triumphs, passion & despair behind the great exploits on the Alpe & discloses the untold details that have led to the mountain becoming as important to the Tour as the race is to resort at its summit. It is a tale of man & machine battling against breath-taking terrain for the ultimate prize. ...

Map No. 89, Domodóssola, from Kompass, printed on waterproof & tear-resistant synthetic paper in a series of walking maps of selected areas of Italy at 1:50, 000, with hiking routes on a topographic base, various types of accommodation, recreational facilities, places of interest, etc. Kompass are Europe’s largest publishers of walking maps, with extensive coverage of hiking areas in other countries, all listed on our website. The series covers the northern part of the Italian Alps, the lake region of Lombardy, the Dolomites, Italian Riviera, selected parts of Tuscany & Umbria, the Sorrento Peninsula, & the islands of the Tyrrhenian Sea.* Coverage of the Dolomites by Kompass at more detailed scales (mainly 1:25, 000) is listed on our website in a separate series.* Cartography:* contour interval varies from 100 metres in mountainous areas to 25 metres in the hills around Florence & Siena. All the maps highlight local hiking paths &, where appropriate, long-distance routes or _via ferrata_ trails, & show various types of accommodation such as selected inns & hotels, campsites, mountain huts & refuges, etc. Some titles also highlight cycle or mountain bike trails or ski routes. Selected titles include on the reverse panorama drawings of the area, as indicated in the individual descriptions.* Geographical coordinates:* this title has no geographical coordinates.* Map legend

Includes:: English.**PLEASE NOTE BEFORE ORDERING!* * Booklets:* many titles come with booklets describing the area and/or various hiking routes. These booklets are in * Italian & German only*, apart from a handful of titles where an English language booklet is specifically indicated in the individual description. So, unless English language booklet is actually mentioned, the map can only be supplied with an Italian/ German booklet. These booklets are not necessary to use the maps since, as stated above, full English language map legend is provided.

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This is an English-language guide to the epic new 750-km hiking route through the mountains of Austria, Slovenia & Italy, from the foot of the Grossglockner (at 3, 798m, the highest peak in Austria & the Eastern Alps) to Muggia near Trieste on the Adriatic coast. Detailed maps & route descriptions for all 43 stages of the route are included, with a clear breakdown of time, distance & ascent for each stage. Published in a small, handy-sized format which is easy to pack & carry, it is written by an expert who has authored over half a dozen hiking guides & who specialises in Eastern & Central Europe. He has been a regular visitor to the borderlands of Slovenia, Austria & Italy for over 15 years, as well as living for two years in neighbouring Croatia. The Alpe-Adria route is well marked, relatively easy to walk & is suitable for hikers of all abilities as well as families
- a point which is emphasised in the guide. The route takes in spectacular, unspoilt mountain scenery, alpine lakes, rolling coastal hills, beautiful villages & several national parks & nature reserves. An introduction covering the history, wildlife, flora & geography of the area is included, along with accommodation details for each stage & information on local public transport, culture, food & language.
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The selection of Alpen en bloc (Volume 1) extends from the Allgau Magic Wood, the Gotthardt & Susten, the Murg valley down to Arco
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