The Sea to Sea is one of Britain's most popular long distance cycle routes, 138 miles (222km) across the north of England. Much of the route follows traffic-free trails and quiet rural roads.

This map is divided into 3 sections, each portrayed on a separate panel. The route is marked in miles in the map, starting in Whitehaven or Workington. Text describing the route accompanies each section.

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ISBN: 978-1-871149-95-1

Edition:2018

Scale:1:90000

Folded:120 x 225mm

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Weight:60gms

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One of 'Scotland's Great Trails', the Cateran Trail is a fully waymarked, 64 mile (103km) route through the hills and glens of Pethshire and Angus.

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ISBN: 978-1-9160029-0-6

Edition:2019

Scale:1:40000

Folded:120 x 225mm

Open:720 x 675mm

Weight:40gms

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High quality, specially created strip map of this unique 116 mile coastal path from the Kincardine Bridge to Newburgh on the Firth of Tay.

For every copy of this map sold, a donation goes towards the practical management of the Fife Costal Path.

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ISBN: 978-1-871149-99-9

Edition:2019

Scale:1:40000

Folded:120 x 225mm

Open:450 x 840mm

Weight:64gms

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A footprint map-guide to the 64 mile (104 km) route between Culross/North Queensferry and St Andrews

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ISBN: 978-1-9160029-1-3

Edition:2019

Scale:1:40000

Folded:225 x 120mm

Open:720 x 450mm

Weight:0gms

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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.

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ISBN: 978-1-9160029-2-0

Edition:2019

Scale:1:35000

Folded:230 x 99mm

Open:693 x 460mm

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A visitors map of two spectacularly different islands. Islay, known as the Queen of the Hebrides, is populous, fertile and hilly. Famed for the numerous whisky distilleries, the island also boasts beautiful beaches and coves, picturesque villages, numerous ancient ruins and a wide variety of wildlife.

Separated by only a narrow channel, the island of Jura could not be a greater contrast. A single, narrow road linking the small settlements runs past stunning mountain scenery - wild, rocky and remote, this is un-tamed Scotland at it's very best.

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ISBN: 978-1-871149-96-8

Edition:2018

Scale:1:90000

Folded:120 x 235mm

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A group of islands close to the north coast of Scotland, Orkney has a visible history spanning more than 5500 years. From the world’s best preserved Neolithic settlement at Skara Brae, through numerous Bronze Age stone circles and burial mounds, Iron Age brochs, Medieval churches and cathedrals, to the remains from more recent events during two World Wars, there is almost too much to see.

The scenery is outstanding. A wild coastline (the Old Man of Hoy is one one islands most iconic images) is backed by a surprisingly rich and fertile countryside. From Mainland (the largest and most populated island) ferries run regular services to a further twelve islands (and three more can be reached by causeway). Wildlife is abundant, particularly sea birds and mammals such as seals, dolphins and whales. Most of the islands are low lying with good road networks, making exploring by car, bicycle or foot easy.

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ISBN: 978-1-871149-91-3

Edition:2019

Scale:1:100000

Folded:235 x 120mm

Open:960 x 660mm

Weight:78gms

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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 cliffs framing areas of windswept moorland.

There are also many important historic sites to visit, some of which are world famous spanning the long human occupation of the islands.

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ISBN: 978-1-871149-92-0

Edition:2019

Scale:1:120000

Folded:235 x 120mm

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Weight:78gms

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The Speyside Way is one of 'Scotland's Great Trails'. It runs between Newtonmore, in the heart of Strathspey, 87 miles to Buckie, on the Moray Firth. The route passes through some of Scotland's most beautiful landscapes.

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ISBN: 978-1-871149-97-5

Edition:2019

Scale:1:40000

Folded:120 x 225mm

Open:720 x 450mm

Weight:40gms

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