Navigation for Walkers is an easy to follow instruction book on how to fully understand & use maps, & the freedom this gives to navigate & complete any walk in the British countryside. Profusely illustrated in colour with 50 linked pairs of landscape photographs together with their exact map extract alongside. If you are at all apprehensive about taking the first steps exploring the countryside around you, then ' Navigation for Walkers' will certainly start you on the right path to aquiring the skills to navigate & complete any walk in Britain. Only with a good understanding of maps & by using them correctly can any walker truly experience the quiet exhilaration & freedom of walking centuries old paths, bridle & green lanes which make up the thousands of miles of public rights of way that criss-cross Britain's uniquely beautiful & often remote open countryside. Based on the Ordnance Survey's new Explorer maps, as well as the Outdoor Leisure & Landranger series, this book takes the reader step by step through the essential techniques of map reading, navigation skills, reading the compass & route planning. Julian Tippett has fifty years experience of route finding by map in the hills & moors of Britain; he teaches navigation skills & advises both the Ramblers' Association & the National Navigation Award Scheme. ...

An easy to follow instruction book on how to fully understand & use maps, & the freedom this gives to navigate & complete any walk in the British countryside. Profusely illustrated in colour with 50 linked pairs of landscape photographs together with their exact map extract alongside. If you are at all apprehensive about taking the first steps exploring the countryside around you, then ' Navigation for Walkers' will certainly start you on the right path to aquiring the skills to navigate & complete any walk in Britain. Only with a good understanding of maps & by using them correctly can anybody truly experience the quiet exhilaration & freedom of walking centuries old paths, bridle & green lanes which make up the thousands of miles of public rights of way that criss-cross Britain's uniquely beautiful & often remote open countryside. Based on the Ordnance Survey's new Explorer maps, as well as the Outdoor Leisure & Landranger series, this book takes the reader step by step through the essential techniques of map reading, navigation skills, reading the compass & route planning. Julian Tippett has fifty years experience of route finding by map in the hills & moors of Britain; he teaches navigation skills & advises both the Ramblers' Association & the National Navigation Award Scheme. ...

Details the rock climbing, & some ice climbing, on the rugged coastline & inland outcrops from Dundee to Aberdeen & north to the fine Moray Firth coastline.

Includes:: Glen Clova, the Arbroath sea cliffs, the Angus Quarries, Cummingston & the Pass of Ballater.

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The Cordee
- Northern Highlands South
- covers the area from Torridon south to Applecross, Glen Carron, Glen Shiel & Knoydart.

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The sandstone of Northumberland offers some of the best bouldering in the Country, often in a remote & beautiful setting. Sometimes you don't need to leave the UK to acheive excellent bouldering conditions & standards. The guide is in full colour with 80 plus double page & full page action photographs, together with hundreds of topos & smaller photographs. All descriptions & maps are very detailed providing & exceptional standard in guide books. ...

At last, its back
- after a gap of several years the new Northumberland Climbing Guide has finally arrived. In a new format of
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The Cordee
- Norway the Northern Playground
- outlines a story of the one of the first ascents of many of Norway's most dramatic

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Idwal Slabs & Tryfan plus loads of stuff to the north of the A5, including Craig Yr Ysfa. Two slim volumes in a tough plastic outer case. Lots of clear black & white photo topos & plenty of action shots, many in colour. By Iwan Arfon Jones & team ...