Travel & Transport Books
National Geographic Maps Appalachian Trail Maine Map Pack Bundle
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£22.46
Sigma Press Joining the Seas: A Yorkshireman's Coast to Coast
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£8.99
HarperCollins Publishers 100 Nature Walks
Book Synopsis A glorious celebration of nature and the simple pleasures of walking. This pocket-sized book has a perfect country walk for every time of year. The 100 walks show you the highlights of every season, from the beautiful bluebell woods of spring and the wildflower meadows of summer to the spectacular colours of autumn and the stark grandeur of winter. The routes cover all of Britain (including Scotland) and they’re all easy or moderate in their difficulty – ideal for relaxed strolls and families. As well a map and comprehensive directions, each walk has information about other fun activities in the area and nearby cafes and restaurants.
£11.69
Ashmolean Museum Tokyo: Art & Photography
Book SynopsisThis beautifully designed book is a celebration of one of the world's most creative, dynamic and fascinating cities: Tokyo. It spans 400 years, with highlights including Kano school paintings; the iconic woodblock prints of Hiroshige; Tokyo Pop Art posters; the photography of Moriyama Daido and Ninagawa Mika; manga; film; and contemporary art by Murakami Takashi and Aida Makoto. Visually bold and richly detailed, this publication looks at a city which has undergone constant destruction and renewal and it tells the stories of the people who have made Tokyo so famous with their insatiable appetite for the new and innovative - from the samurai to avantgarde artists today. Co-edited by Japanese art specialists and curators Lena Fritsch and Clare Pollard from Oxford University, this accessible volume features 28 texts by international experts of Japanese culture, as well as original statements by influential artists.Trade Review"A seductive encounter with past and present at the Olympic city shows that Tokyo practically invented modern art." -- Jonathan Jones, The Guardian;
£27.00
Fox Chapel Publishers International Trucks in the 1980s: The Photos of David
Book SynopsisMany would argue that the 1980s were a better time for truck drivers than nowadays: there were no cell phones, there was less traffic on the road, CB radio was all the rage, and stickers were the simple heart of truck customizing. However, the transport industry is constantly evolving and companies must adapt their vehicles to keep pace with the developments. As a result, vehicle design and liveries regularly change. Many of the companies around in the 1980s have expired and been forgotten. Most of the trucks from that time are long gone to the great scrapyard in the sky! David Wakefield has been working in the transport industry for over 30 years and has been taking photographs of trucks since the early 1980s. He has amassed thousands of high-quality images, producing one of the most comprehensive photographic collections of the time, but many of his photographs have never been previously published. In this vivid compilation, Nick Ireland has collated 300 of David's images from the 1980s in order to preserve them and make them publicly available for the first time. The book features trucks from all over the world, and it is a must-have for current and former truckers who will enjoy being reminded of 'the good old days, ' as well as anyone else with an interest in transport history.
£15.96
Haus Publishing Mount Sinai: A History of Travellers and Pilgrims
Book SynopsisA mountain peak above the Monastery of St Catherine in Egypt, Mount Sinai is best known as the site where Moses received the Ten Commandments in the biblical Book of Exodus. This book brings this rich history to light, exploring the ways in which the landscape of Mount Sinai s summit has been experienced and transformed over the centuries, from the third century BCE to World War I. As an important site for multiple religions, Mount Sinai has become a major destination for hundreds of visitors per day. In this multifaceted book, George Manginis delves into the natural environment of Mount Sinai, its importance in the Muslim tradition, the cult of Saint Catherine, the medieval pilgrimage phenomenon, modern-day tourism, and much more. Featuring notes, a bibliography, and illustrations from nineteenth-century travelers books, this deft blend of historical analysis, art history, textual criticism, and archaeological interpretation will appeal to tourists and scholars alike.
£18.00
Ebury Publishing The Green Edit: Travel: Easy tips for the
Book SynopsisExplore the world and satisfy your wanderlust in the most eco-friendly way.How can we lessen our impact on the world without giving up the things we love? This series of easy-to-follow guides show that positive change is possible without radical changes to your everyday life.Sustainable tourism doesn’t have to mean vowing to never take another flight or spending holidays camping in your back garden. This short expert guide from eco-travel journalist Juliet Kinsman, takes you through every step of planning your trip, from booking to boarding, and arms you with everything you need to know for a lower-impact getaway.Whether it's explaining how to know which plane to take (yes, some are greener than others) or how to avoid the mini toiletries trap; this book shows that you can save the planet and still live life to the full.
£9.49
John Beaufoy Publishing Ltd The Voyage of the Beagle (Stanfords Travel
Book SynopsisCharles Darwin joined HMS Beagle when he was just 22 at the request of Captain FitzRoy, who wanted to have a naturalist on board. The ship set sail from Plymouth Sound on 27 December 1831 and returned nearly five years later on 2 October 1836. The journey took Darwin from the Cape de Verde Islands to Mauritius, visiting locations as varied as Brazil, Tierra del Fuego, the Galapagos archipelago, South Africa, New Zealand and the Azores. Darwin’s book is a vivid travel diary of this trip with personal anecdotes and observations on religious beliefs and racial typecasting, as well as a detailed scientific field journal covering biology, geology and anthropology. He found bones of extinct mammals, experienced volcanoes and discovered many new bird species. The book was instantly acclaimed and the insights he gained through his investigations eventually led to his theory of natural selection.
£15.29
Herb Lester Associates Ltd Writing London
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£5.69
Herb Lester Associates Ltd Herb Lester's London Address Book
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£10.80
Otago University Press Only Two for Everest: How a First Ascent by
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£20.25
Yosemite Conservancy The Wild Muir: Twenty-Two of John Muir's Greatest
Book SynopsisHere is an entertaining collection of John Muir's most exciting adventures, representing some of his finest writing. From the famous avalanche ride off the rim of Yosemite Valley to his night spent weathering a windstorm at the top of a tree to death-defying falls on Alaskan glaciers, the renowned outdoorsman's exploits are related in passages that are by turns exhilarating, unnerving, dizzying, and outrageous.
£9.99
David & Charles Reliant Scimitar GTE: (1968-1990) SE5, SE6, SE8.
Book SynopsisA small investment in this book could save you a fortune. With the aid of expert step-by-step guidance, you'll discover all you need to know about the Reliant Scimitar you want to buy. A unique point system will help you to evaluate any potential purchase, and judge the car's value in relation to condition. You will also find invaluable advice on how to spot a bad car quickly, how to buy at auction, useful facts and figures, and guidance on obtaining the correct documentation. Don't buy a Reliant Scimitar without first reading this book.Trade ReviewThoroughly recommended. - RETRO SPEED --- A buyer's guide like this is always a good starting point to classic ownership - Auto Express --- If you're on the hunt for your perfect GTE, be sure to pick up a copy of this handy guide first. - Practical ClassicsTable of ContentsIntroduction 1. Is it the right car for you? 2. Cost considerations 3. Living with a Scimitar 4. Relative values 5. Before you view 6. Inspection equipment 7.Fifteen minute evaluation 8. Key points 9. Serious evaluation 10. Auctions 11. Paperwork 12. What's it worth? 13. Do you really want to restore? 14. Paint problems 15. Problems due to lack of use 16. The Community 17. Vital statistics Index
£14.99
David & Charles FIAT 124 Spider & Pininfarina Azurra Spider:
Book SynopsisStop! Don't buy a FIAT 124 Spider or Pininfarina Azurra Spider without buying this book first! Packed with good advice from running costs, paperwork, vital statistics, valuation and the FIAT community, right through to whether it will suit you and your lifestyle. This is the complete guide to choosing, assessing and buying the FIAT or Pininfarina Spider of your dreams.Trade Reviewit fits neatly in the pocket and could save you a fortune - RETRO SPEED --- All the little tips and hints that you would expect from the Essential Buyers Guide series - TripleTable of ContentsIntroduction & Acknowedgements Contents 1. Is a Fiat 124 Spider right for you? 2. Cost considerations 3. Living with a 124 Spider 4. Relative values 5. Before you view 6. Inspection equipment 7. Fifteen minute evaluation 8. Key points 9. Serious evaluation 10. Auctions 11. Paperwork 12. What's it worth? 13. Do you really want to restore? 14. Paint problems 15. Lack of use problems 16. The 124 Spider Community 17. Vital statistics Index
£12.74
McFarland & Co Inc Chasing the Bounty
Book Synopsis Popular films about the Bounty mutiny only scratch the surface. This rebellion on a British vessel in 1789 sparked the voyages of H.M.S. Pandora--dispatched to track down the mutineers and return them to England for court-martial--and the Matavy, a schooner built by the mutineers in Tahiti. This is the first book to include eyewitness accounts from five men who endured these voyages. Presented in overlapping, chronological order are the first publication of a narrative by a member of Matavy''s crew, who vividly describes a desperate struggle to survive with meager provisions among islands filled with hostile natives. A previously unpublished poem by an anonymous sailor on Pandora recounts the ship''s sinking, the survivors'' tortuous journey to the Dutch East Indies, and their return to England. The captain''s unedited statement on the loss of Pandora is included and appendices summarize the Bounty and Pandora courtTable of ContentsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionA Note on the TextPart One. The Bounty Mutineers in TahitiPart Two. Outward Bound on H.M.S. PandoraPart Three. Capturing the MutineersPart Four. Searching for Fletcher ChristianPart Five. Shipwreck in Torres StraitPart Six. Sailing to the Dutch East IndiesPart Seven. Passage to Batavia and EnglandPart Eight. The Unforeseen Voyage of MatavyAppendix 1Appendix 2Appendix 3GlossaryNotesBibliographyIndex
£27.54
Vertebrate Publishing Ltd Traffic-Free Cycle Trails: The essential guide to
Book SynopsisTraffic-Free Cycle Trails by Nick Cotton contains over 400 cycle routes in Great Britain. First published in 2004 and regularly updated ever since, it has become one of the country’s most popular cycling books, and this fourth edition published in 2020 features a large number of updates and revisions.Traffic-Free Cycle Trails includes a great variety of routes on former railway paths, canal towpaths and forest trails in England, Scotland and Wales – and every ride is away from traffic. For that safe and peaceful bike ride, increasingly the target of families and leisure cyclists alike, Nick Cotton’s guidebook has proven invaluable.Discover previously unknown local trails, plan fun rides for all the family, and travel to unfamiliar areas throughout the UK with quality routes. Presented in an easy-to-use format and packed with useful information in ten regional sections, it includes route descriptions of rides in every part of Britain. From novice riders looking to escape traffic to parents planning safe rides with children, let Traffic-Free Cycle Trails take the work out of finding the UK’s best cycling routes.Table of ContentsHow to use this guideFinding a grid referenceTowpath cyclists’ safety codeForestry code01 South-WestMountain bikingForestry Commission landNational Cycle NetworkThe trails02 South-East Mountain biking Forestry Commission land National Cycle Network The trails 03 East of England Mountain biking Forestry Commission land National Cycle Network The trails 04 East Midlands Mountain biking Forestry Commission land National Cycle Network The trails 05 West Midlands Mountain biking Forestry Commission land National Cycle Network The trails 06 North-West Mountain biking Forestry Commission land National Cycle Network The trails 07 Yorkshire Mountain biking Forestry Commission land National Cycle Network The trails08 North-East Mountain biking Forestry Commission land National Cycle NetworThe trails09 WalesMountain bikingForestry Commission landNational Cycle NetworkThe trails10 ScotlandMountain bikinForestry Commission landNational Cycle Network The trailIndex
£17.00
Lars Muller Publishers Goddess - La Deesse: Investigations on the
Book SynopsisAt its presentation in 1955, the Citroën DS was a sensation and a magnet for designers, philosophers, and politicians alike. No other automobile was able to combine form and technology so coherently and seemingly effortlessly. Radical in its implementation and revolutionary in terms of comfort and safety, the DS is one of the most innovative design icons of the 20th century. In collaboration with Lars Müller Publishers, the Swiss architect Christian Sumi published the new edition of AS in DS by Alison and Peter Smithson in 2001. In this new book, he now analytically examines the characteristics of this classic vehicle, which he documents in carefully arranged picture series and with drawings by Flaminio Bertoni and the Citroën design team, such as of the body, the chassis, or the legendary hydraulics. Using image essays from advertising campaigns for the Citroën DS, Sumi critically examines its iconization and reception, along with theories that discuss the phenomenon in both a contemporary and philosophical context.
£28.80
National Geographic Maps Division World Map Folded
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£13.46
Workman Publishing Gastro Obscura: A Food Adventurer's Guide
Book SynopsisA New York Times, USA Today, and national indie bestseller.A Feast of Wonder! Created by the ever-curious minds behind Atlas Obscura, this breath-taking guide transforms our sense of what people around the world eat and drink. Covering all seven continents, Gastro Obscura serves up a loaded plate of incredible ingredients, food adventures, and edible wonders. Ready for a beer made from fog in Chile? Sardinia's "Threads of God" pasta? Egypt's 2000-year-old egg ovens? But far more than a menu of curious minds delicacies and unexpected dishes, Gastro Obscura reveals food's central place in our lives as well as our bellies, touching on history-trace the network of ancient Roman fish sauce factories. Culture-picture four million women gathering to make rice pudding. Travel-scale China's sacred Mount Hua to reach a tea house. Festivals-feed wild macaques pyramid of fruit at Thailand's Monkey Buffet Festival. And hidden gems that might be right around the corner, like the vending machine in Texas dispensing full sized pecan pies. Dig in and feed your sense of wonder. "Like a great tapas meal, Gastro Obscura is deep yet snackable, and full of surprises. This is the book for anyone interested in eating, adventure and the human condition." -Tom Colicchio, chef and activist "This exquisite guide kept me at the breakfast table until dinner time." -Kyle Maclachlan, actor and vintnerTrade Review"Like a great tapas meal, Gastro Obscura is deep yet snackable, and full of surprises. In these pages, you'll find riveting stories of human culture ancient and present, history, climate, mythology, commerce and geography -- all through the lens of that thing you thought you already knew: food. This is the book for anyone interested in eating, adventure and the human condition." --Tom Colicchio, chef and activist "Thumbing through this exquisite guide kept me at the breakfast table until dinner time." --Kyle Maclachlan, actor and vintner
£27.20
Talisman Publishing Faces of Yangon
Book SynopsisFaces of Yangon was inspired by an image photographer Steve Golden made of a monk at Shwedagon Pagoda in 2015. Drawn by the captivating fearlessness of the gaze, the natural illumination of the afternoon sun on his face, and the distinctly exotic surroundings of the pagoda itself, Steve Golden began planning what would be a two year photographic exploration of the city of Yangon, in Myanmar. The result of his journey is this collection of fine art images, each is a selfcontained vignette of real life in a city of profound and numerous traditions on the brink of major change. It is a snapshot in time… a catalog of the people the photographer crossed paths with, and their environment. It is a study of natural light, of color, and texture. Visiting neighborhoods several times to record the subtle changes brought by light and weather, the photographer traversed the city by foot and was able to observe life at street level. He spent days encamped at monasteries, and would often wander without a map seeking unplanned routes and encounters. The work in Faces of Yangon is currently being exhibited at the Leica Gallery in Marina Bay Sands in Singapore and will travel to other countries. The images have been carefully curated to give the reader the sense that they too are strolling through Yangon’s majestic and faded streets, relishing chance encounters and observing one of Southeast Asia’s extraordinary cities.
£22.50
Bradt Travel Guides Madagascar
Book SynopsisA new, thoroughly updated 13th edition of Bradt's Madagascar, the leading and most comprehensive guide to this unique island nation, written by Hilary Bradt, who first visited in 1976 and has returned roughly 35 times, and Daniel Austin, who has visited more than 15 times and continues to travel there annually. Bradt's Madagascar is by far the most thorough guide to the country in English and is written and updated by established experts whose unparalleled knowledge of Madagascar combines with contributions from over 50 specialists in a book which has been the most authoritative guide to the country for three decades. It covers national parks and protected areas and includes itineraries to suit all interests and budgets, plus details of around 1,000 hotels and restaurants. Madagascar is like nowhere else on earth. It is fascinating not only zoologically and botanically, but culturally, linguistically, historically and geologically. This vast island is the fourth largest in the world and also the oldest, which partly explains why it has evolved into an incredible hotspot for biodiversity, with a truly unique flora and fauna that is more than 80% endemic to the island, and with new species being described virtually on a daily basis. Madagascar is also the only place where you can see wild lemurs. Almost a quarter of the world's 450-or-so primates exist only here. With Bradt's Madagascar you can visit tropical rainforest and seek out its incredible flora and fauna; explore otherworldly eroded limestone spires, most famously at Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park - Madagascar's most striking landscape; discover the beach-fringed islands around Nosy Be with their fabulous scuba diving, snorkelling, kayaking, whale-watching and fishing; and make the most of a host of adventuring and sporting possibilities, including surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, rock climbing, tree climbing, caving, river trips, mountain biking, distance running, quad biking and hiking. Also covered are the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ambohimanga, the renowned Avenue des Baobabs, one of the country's most photographed scenes, and information on the best birdwatching spots: Madagascar has almost 300 avian species, with a high proportion of endemics, including five whole endemic families.Trade Review'Indispensable' The Sunday Telegraph 'An authoritative and scholarly guide' The Observer A great travel book Travel Africa magazineTable of ContentsContents Introduction PART ONE GENERAL INFORMATION Chapter 1 The Country Geograph, Climate, A brief history, Government and politics, Economy Chapter 2 People and Culture Enigmatic origins, Beliefs and customs, Malagasy society, Ethnic groups, Language Chapter 3 Natural History Introduction, Geology, Flora, Fauna, Madagascar's ecosystems, Conservation, Protected areas Chapter 4 Practical Information When to visit, Choosing a trip to suit you, Highlights and itineraries, Tour operators, Red tape, Getting there and away, What to take, Money, Getting around, Accommodation, Eating and drinking , Holidays and festivals, Shopping for souvenirs, Communications Chapter 5 Health and Safety Before you go, Specific health issues, Medical kit, Safety, Advice for specific types of traveller Chapter 6 Madagascar and You Responsible tourism, How you can help PART TWO THE GUIDE Chapter 7 Antananarivo and Area History, Ivato Airport area, Antananarivo city, Day excursions from Tana, Overnight excursions Chapter 8 East of Tana Antananarivo-Côte Est Railway, Tana to Moramanga, Lake Alaotra, Moramanga to Andasibe, Andasibe area, Andasibe to Toamasina Chapter 9 The Highlands South of Tana Tana to Antsirabe, Antsirabe (PK 169) and around, Ambositra (PK 259) and around, Ambositra to Fianarantsoa, Ranomafana National Park and beyond, Fianarantsoa (PK 408) and around, Ambalavao (PK 465) and around, Andringitra Massif, Ambalavao to Ihosy Chapter 10 The South History, Ihosy to Ranohira, Isalo National Park, The Makay Massif, Ranohira to Toliara, Toliara (PK 926), Ifaty and Mangily, North of Ifaty, Anakao, South of Anakao, Toliara to Taolagnaro (Fort Dauphin), The far south, Mandrare Valley, Taolagnaro (Fort Dauphin) Chapter 11 The West: Menabe Region Morondava, South of Morondava, North of Morondava, Melaky region Chapter 12 The North and Northwest Antsiranana (Diego Suarez), Ramena and the east coast, Excursions west from Antsiranana, Montagne d'Ambre (Amber Mountain) National Park, Excursions south from Antsiranana, Ankarana Special Reserve, Continuing south on RN6, Fly-in luxury beach resorts, Mahajanga (Majunga), West of Mahajanga, RN4: Mahajanga to Antananarivo Chapter 13 Nosy Be and Nearby Islands History, Transport, Activities and excursions, Hell-Ville (Andoany), Ambatoloaka, Beach hotels and other accommodation, Islands around Nosy Be, Mitsio Islands (northeast of Nosy Be), Islands southwest of Nosy Be Chapter 14 Toamasina to Masoala and the SAVA Region History, Toamasina (Tamatave), Toamasina to Soanierana-Ivongo, Soanierana-Ivongo to Maroantsetra, Masoala Peninsula, SAVA region Chapter 15 Île Sainte Marie (Nosy Boraha) Île Sainte Marie (main island), Île aux Nattes (Nosy Nato) Chapter 16 The East Coast between Toamasina and Taolagnaro Pangalanes Canal, The east coast from Vatomandry to Mananjary, The east coast from Mananjary to Taolagnaro Appendix 1 Historical Chronology Appendix 2 The Malagasy Language Appendix 3 Further Information Index
£16.19
Mage Publishers Labor & Industry in Iran: 1850-1941
£28.12
CarTech Inc David Vizard's How to Port & Flow Test Cylinder
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£25.50
CarTech Inc David Vizard's How to Supertune and Modify Holley
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£24.00
Bilingual Books Inc.,U.S. GERMAN a Language Map®
Book SynopsisThis is a new edition of GERMAN a language map with a new section for computer, internet and mobile devicesnow it''s easy for travelers to say what they need in German in order to stay connected and share their adventures online.
£10.48
Jake Island Ltd The Lake District in 101 Maps and Infographics:
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£16.05
Cicerone Press Walks and Treks in the Maritime Alps: The
Book SynopsisGuidebook to walking and trekking in the Maritime Alps on the border of Italy and France, just north of Nice. It includes 18 graded day walks, on both the French and the Italian sides, ranging from 6km to 20km in length and suitable for a range of abilities. There are also 6 longer treks, including a 5-day traverse of the Parc National du Mercantour and a 7-day traverse of the Parco Naturale delle Alpi Marittime. Detailed route descriptions sit alongside colour maps, and there is full information about accommodation options down in the valleys and up in the mountains. Useful French-English and Italian-English glossaries of walking terminology are included, too. Rising to over 3000m above the sun-drenched French Riviera, the Maritime Alps form the western edge of the mighty Alpine chain. Wildflower lovers will also appreciate the remarkable range of flowers, including many unique to the area. Worlds away from the hustle and bustle and crowds of the coast this is a marvellous area for novice walkers and seasoned long-distance trekkers alike.Table of ContentsIntroduction The Maritime Alps Walking Rock engravings Plantlife Wildlife Exploring the Maritime Alps Information Access When to go Accommodation Dos and don'ts What to take Maps Emergencies Using this guide The walks 1 Fontanalba Rock Engravings Circuit 2 Mont B#xe9;go Loop 3 Vall#xe9;e de la Roya to Vall#xe9;e de V#xe9;subie Trek 4 Upper Vall#xe9;e de la Gordolasque 5 Lacs de Prals Circuit 6 Ancient Passes above Madone de Fenestre 7 Vallon du Haut Bor#xe9;on Circuit 8 Lacs Bessons 9 Around the Argentera 10 Lac des Adus Loop 11 The Great Lakes Tour 12 The Alpi Marittime Trek 13 The Valasco Tour 14 The Fremamorta Loop 15 Rifugio Bozano 16 Rifugio Remondino and Lago di Nasta 17 Vallone di Lourousa 18 Traversing Colle di Fenestrelle 19 Rifugio Pagari Loop 20 Vallon del Vei del Bouc 21 Gorge della Reina 22 Vallone degli Alberghi 23 Costa di Planard 24 The Border Forts Appendix 1 French-English and Italian-English glossaries Appendix 2 Walk summary table
£15.26
Cicerone Press Walking in the Cairngorms: Over 100 walks, trails
Book SynopsisA guidebook to over 100 walking routes in the Cairngorms and Lochnagar. Sitting between Speyside and Deeside the Cairngorms National Park provides the backdrop for these low- and high-level walks and scrambles suitable for a range of abilities. Walks range from 2 to 42km (1–26 miles) and have been graded by difficulty, allowing you to select routes suitable for your ability level. 1:50,000 OS maps or 1:100,000 route maps included for each walk Includes 18 Munro summits Multiple summit path options are included for five hills – Macdui, Cairn Gorm, Braeriach, Cairn Toul and Lochnagar Detailed information on facilities and mountain bothies Easy access from Aviemore and Braemar Table of ContentsIntroduction Cairngorms: the highs and the lows Walking conditions When to go Safety in the mountains Maps How to use this book Part 1 Aviemore and the Spey 1 Grantown and Spey 2 Spey at Boat of Garten 3 Craigellachie Birches 4 Geal-charn Mor 5 Around Loch an Eilein 6 Ord Ban 7 Argyll Stone Part 2 Glen More 8 Gleann Einich and the Sgorans 9 Creag a' Chalamain and the Cat Notch 10 Down Cairn Gorm 11 Lochan Uaine 12 Meall a' Bhuachaille 13 Creag Mhor and Bynack More 14 Beinn Mheadhoin Summit Summary: Cairn Gorm 15 Bynack More and the Saddle 16 Strath Nethy and the Saddle 17 Lairig an Lui, Loch Avon, Coire Raibert 18 Lochan na Beinne and Cnap Coire na Spreidhe 19 Coire Cas (descent) 20 Coire an t-Sneachda: Headwall (scramble Grade 1) 21 Coire an t-Sneachda: Pygmy Ridge (scramble Grade 3) 22 Coire an t-Sneachda: Goat Path 23 Fiacaill Ridge of Coire an t-Sneachda (scramble Grade 1) 24 Lurcher's Crag 25 Plateau route from Macdui Shelter Stone Summary 26 Strath Nethy and the Saddle 27 Lairig an Lui, Loch Avon 28 To Coire Cas or Cairn Gorm by Coire Raibert 29 From Coire Cas by Coire Domhain 30 From Linn of Dee by Loch Etchachan 31 To Ben Macdui by Loch Etchachan 32 To Carn Etchachan by Pinnacle Gully (scramble Grade 1) 33 Forefinger Pinnacle (scramble Grade 3) 34 To Ben Macdui by Avon Slabs (scramble Grade 1 or 2) Summit Summary: Ben Macdui 35 From Lairig Ghru by Tailor Burn 36 From Derry Lodge by Carn a' Mhaim 37 Sron Riach 38 Via Derry Cairngorm 39 Coire Etchachan 40 From Coire Cas 41 Plateau route from Cairn Gorm Part 3 Badenoch 42 Badenoch Way 43 Insh to Aviemore 44 Druid Circle at Dalraddy 45 Take an Insh 46 Carn Dearg Mor 47 Mullach Clach a' Bhlair by Coire Garbhlach 48 Badan Mosach waterfall 49 Summer Road to Ruthven 50 Glen Tromie: Croidh-la 51 Creag Bheag Summit Summary: Braeriach 52 From Glenmore by Chalamain Gap and Sron na Lairige 53 From Rothiemurchus by Sron na Lairige 54 Gleann Einich and Coire Ruadh 55 Gleann Einich and Coire Dhondail 56 Coire Dhondail scramble (scramble Grade 1) 57 South Ridge of Coire Bhrochain 58 Ridge route from Cairn Toul Summit Summary: Cairn Toul 59 Coire Odhar 60 Great Moss 61 East Ridge (scramble Grade 1) 62 Northeast Ridge of Angel's Peak (scramble Grade 1) 63 Corrie of the Chokestone Gully 64 Ridge route from Braeriach Part 4 Glenlivet and Tomintoul 65 Hills of Cromdale 66 Carn Daimh 67 Around the Brown 68 Glen Brown and Ailnack Ravine 69 Ben Avon by its River 70 Tors of Ben Avon 71 Cnap Chaochan Aitinn 72 Ailnack Upper Ravine Part 5 Donside 73 Carn Ealasaid 74 Brown Cow Hill 75 Don to Ben Avon Part 6 Deeside Braemar 76 Clais Fhearnaig 77 Derry Cairngorm by Lochan Uaine 78 The Happy Face of Beinn a' Chaorainn 79 Dee and Derry 80 Around Glen Geusachan 81 The Devil's Back Side 82 Glen Quoich 83 Beinn a' Bhuird 84 Carn na Drochaide and the Fairy Glen 85 Morrone Birkwood and the Dee 86 Morrone and Glen Ey 87 Creag nan Gabhar 88 White Mounth and Jock's Road Part 7 Balmoral and Lochnagar 89 Balmoral Castle 90 Craigendarroch and the Dee 91 Around Loch Muick 92 Dubh Loch and Broad Cairn 93 Creag an Dubh-loch Summit Summary: Lochnagar 94 Queen Victoria's Ballochbuie Route 95 Byron's scramble by the Stuic (scramble Grade 1) 96 Tracks from Balmoral 97 Meall Coire na Saobhaidhe 98 Tourist path from Spittal of Glenmuick 99 Conachcraig 100 Loch na Gaire 101 Falls of Glas Allt (descent) 102 From Loch Callater The Long Routes The Cairngorms 4000s The Lairig Ghru Appendices I Route summary II Access (in particular during the deer-stalking season) III Mountain bothies IV Gaelic place names V Lists of hills VI Scrambles summary and grading VII Accommodation and information VIII Further reading
£14.20
Cicerone Press South West Coast Path Map Booklet - Vol 2: St
Book SynopsisThis booklet of Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 Explorer maps covers part of the southern section of the route between St Ives and Plymouth, providing all the mapping you need to walk the trail in either direction. It is conveniently sized for slipping into a jacket pocket or top of a rucksack. Two separate booklets cover the rest of the route, from Minehead to St Ives and from Plymouth to Poole. The map booklet accompanies the Cicerone guidebook The South West Coast Path, which describes the full National Trail in 45 stages, with lots of other practical information and local points of interest. The South West Coast Path is Britain's longest National Trail, stretching some 630 miles (1014km) between Minehead in Somerset and Poole in Dorset.
£12.95
Trailblazer Publications Pembrokeshire Coast Path (Trailblazer British
Book SynopsisThe Pembrokeshire Coast Path follows a National Trail for 186 miles (299km) around the magnificent coastline of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in south-west Wales. Renowned for its unspoilt sandy beaches, secluded coves, tiny fishing villages and off-shore islands rich in bird and marine life, this National Trail provides some of the best coastal walking in Britain. This practical, comprehensive guide to walking the Pembrokeshire Coast Path provides 96 trail maps and 15 town plans, including planning, places to stay, places to eat, what to see. * 96 large-scale trail maps and 15 town plans, 14 stage maps and 2 overview maps * Detailed accommodation with reviews: B&Bs, campsites, pubs, hotels, bunkhouses * Where to eat with reviews: cafes, teashops, takeaways, pubs and restaurants * Detailed public transport information with frequency of services * Unique mapping features - In many walking guides the reader has to read a route description then try to relate it to the map. Our guides are easier to use because walking directions, tricky junctions, places to stay and eat, points of interest and walking times are all written onto the maps themselves in the places to which they apply. With their uncluttered clarity, these are not general-purpose maps but fully- edited maps drawn by walkers for walkers. Downloadable GPS waypoints also included. Includes EXTRA COLOUR OVERVIEW MAPPING * The largest scale walking maps available - At just under 1:20,000 (8cm or 31/8 inches to 1 mile) our maps are bigger than even the most detailed walking maps currently available in the shops. * An all-in-one guide - Trailblazer guides include practical information not usually found in walking guides to the UK: reviews of places to stay, places to eat, attractions along the way and detailed public transport information showing all access points on the path, for weekend and day walkers. * Itineraries for all walkers, whether hiking the entire route or sampling highlights on day walks, weekends or short breaks * Flora and fauna - four page full colour flower guide, plus an illustrated section on local wildlife * Green hiking - understanding the local environment and minimizing our impact on itTrade Review'...the Trailblazer series stands head, shoulders, waist and ankles above the rest. They are particularly strong on mapping...' The Sunday Times
£15.96
Cicerone Press Walking in Hungary: 32 routes through upland
Book SynopsisA guidebook to 34 walks in the hills and mountains of Hungary. Exploring Northern Hungary and Transdanubia, including Bakony, Balaton Uplands, Buda Hills, Mecsek, Pilis and Vertes. Walks range from 4 - 24km in length (2.5 - 15 miles) and are suitable for walking between May and November. The walks are suitable for beginner and experienced walkers alike. Sketch maps included for each walk Information given on local history, wildlife and points of interest Highlights include Eger, Kékes and Boldogkó Castle Hungarian glossary of useful words and phrases Sized to easily fit in a jacket pocket Table of ContentsWALKS IN NORTHERN HUNGARY The Aggtelek Walk 1 - Jósvafó-Aggtelek Circuit Walk 2 - Jósvafó to Bódvaszilas Walk 3 - Tornan#xe1;daska to Szögliget The Börzsöny Walk 4 - Kir#xe1;lyr#xe9;t and Csóv#xe1;nyos Walk 5 - Nagy-M#xe1;na Ridge Walk 6 - Nagy-Hideg-hegy to Kemence Walk 7 - Kir#xe1;lyh#xe1;za to Diósjenó Walk 8 - Dr#xe9;gelypal#xe1;nk to Diósjenó The Bükk Walk 9 - The High Bükk: Szilv#xe1;sv#xe1;rad to R#xe9;p#xe1;shuta Walk 10 - The High Bükk: Lillafüred to R#xe9;p#xe1;shuta Walk 11 - The Beehive Stones: Eger to Cser#xe9;pv#xe1;ralja The M#xe1;tra Walk 12 - M#xe1;trah#xe1;za to M#xe1;traszentistv#xe1;n Walk 13 - Ágasv#xe1;r and Csörgó-patak Walk 14 - The M#xe1;tra ridge way (east section) The Zempl#xe9;n Walk 15 - Nagy-Milic and Füz#xe9;r Castle Walk 16 - Hollóh#xe1;za to Füz#xe9;r Walk 17 - Rostalló to Mogyoróska Walk 18 - Telkib#xe1;nya to Reg#xe9;c Walk 19 - Mogyoróska to Boldogkóv#xe1;ralja WALKS IN TRANSDANUBIA The Bakony Walk 20 - Cuha Valley Walk 21 - Ördög-#xe1;rok The Balaton Uplands Walk 22 - Kuruc-körút Walk 23 - Badacsony to Szigliget Walk 24 - Gyulakeszi to Kövesk#xe1;l The Buda Hills The Mecsek Walk 25 - Magyaregregy to Ób#xe1;nya Walk 26 - Ób#xe1;nya Circuit (via R#xe9;ka-v#xe1;r) Walk 27 - Kisújb#xe1;nya to V#xe1;ralja Walk 28 - Jakab-hegy The Pilis and Visegr#xe1;d hills Walk 29 - Dobogóko Circuit Walk 30 - Pilissz#xe1;ntó Circuit Walk 31 - Nagy-Kev#xe9;ly Walk 32 - Szent L#xe1;szló Valley and Visegr#xe1;d Fortress The V#xe9;rtes Walk 33 - Southern V#xe9;rtes Escarpment Walk 34 - Sz#xe1;rliget to V#xe1;rgesztes
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Cicerone Press Via Ferratas of the Italian Dolomites: Vol 2:
Book SynopsisGuidebook to the via ferrata routes of the southern Italian Dolomites. This guide covers via ferrata routes in the major mountain ranges of Civetta, Schiara and Pala as well as those to the west in the Brenta. A significant addition (and, as far as we are aware, not previously published in any English language guidebook) is the inclusion of routes around the northern end of Lake Garda and the Piccole Dolomites north of Vicenza. Here the mountains are generally lower and you can enjoy ferrata climbing over a much extended season, with some routes accessible for most of the year. This is the second in a series of two guidebooks to the via ferratas of the Italian Dolomites. (Volume One covers the eastern, northern and central areas of the Dolomites, while Volume Two completes the picture, focusing on the southern, Brenta and Lake Garda areas.)Trade Review'You could never accuse it of shying away from niche sports. In fact Cicerone Press appears to take pride in publishing books that only those already passionate about a specific sport or place are likely to buy. This time, though, it's appealing to a growing fraternity. Via ferratas, especially in the Italian Dolomites, are becoming increasingly popular as walkers push their personal limits in a different mountain playground. That, and the availability of cheap flights to airports feeding the Dolomites, have helped push via ferrata to the fore. For those who haven't experienced the heart-pumping exhilaration of the via ferrata network, they are protected routes in rocky mountain ranges, using fixed cables, ladders and bridges. They allow the walker to access places usually reserved for rock climbers and provide a unique way to enjoy the breath-taking beauty and exposure of the mountains. Until now the only decent guidebook has been Cicerone's Scrambles in the Dolomites. This suffered from being out of date (first published in 1982) and translated from German (although this has also helped fill long hours in huts, as people gather round to laugh at the phraseology). Smith and Fletcher's version, covering the North, Central and East Dolomites, gains considerable points by originating in English. It has an excellent introduction with comprehensive information on equipment, weather, maps, accommodation options and so on. In fact, if I'd had this book prior to my first trip to the Dolomites I would have saved a fortune on phone calls to Italy. They've also created a new two-stage grading system incorporating both difficulty of the route and seriousness of the mountain situation. Cross-referencing back to routes that I know, I'd say this is accurate and easy to follow. The book includes 75 routes in a fairly tight geographical area, including Cortina, Marmolada and Val di Fassa. They're well described with good colour photography and clear sketch maps. Some are straight-forward walking routes, others go up to the highest level of via ferrata. But the authors have opted to cluster the routes according to valley base rather than mountain groupings and have not referred to the mountain ranges in either text or maps. An index of mountain groups is some compensation but unless you have a local map in front of you, this isn't much help. Given that there are two identical locator maps in the book showing numbered routes relative to each other, converting one of these to show mountain groups as well as towns would have made things easier to follow. VOLUME TWO will complete the coverage of the Dolomites. It will include the famous Brenta group as well as the southern Dolomites, with the stunning Paia group being particularly well represented. Besides the honeypot via ferrata, this volume will break new ground in covering some of the short-duration, off-beat routes near Lake Garda. These are often real gems, and make this volume essential reading for walkers on a lake-based holiday who need a dose of adrenaline, stunning scenery and physical challenge. (Judy Armstrong, TGO)Table of ContentsCONTENTS Route Listing Key to Diagrams Preface INTRODUCTION How to use this Guide Route Groupings When to Go Travel to the Dolomites Accommodation Local Transport Telephones Map Availability and Place Names Weather Route Grading Equipment Cable Etiquette What to Wear? Accidents and Mountain Rescue Some History Geology Flora Wildlife ROUTES AND BASES Bolzano Valle di Primiero and San Martino di Castrozza Agordino Belluno Bassano del Grappa Vicenza Brenta Trento Riva, Lake Garda Rovereto APPENDIX 1: Glossary of Mountain Terms APPENDIX 2: Index of Routes in Grade Order APPENDIX 3: Index of Routes by Mountain Group APPENDIX 4: Mountain Rescue APPENDIX 5: Useful Addresses APPENDIX 6: Bibliography
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Cicerone Press Walking in the Valais: 120 Walks and Treks
Book SynopsisA guidebook to 111 graded day walks and 10 multi-day treks in the Valais region of Switzerland. Exploring the beautiful scenery of the Pennine Alps, the walks are suitable for beginner and experienced walkers alike. Day walks range from 3 to 19km (2–12 miles) and can be enjoyed in 1–8 hours. There are 10 multi-day treks outlined that range from 3 to 18 days, including the Tour of Mont Blanc (10 days) and Walker’s Haute Route (14 days). Sketch maps are included Detailed information on planning, mountain huts and public transport Highlights include the Swiss 4000m giants Matterhorn and Monte Rosa Easy access from Zermatt, Saas-Fee and Zinal Table of ContentsMountain safety Overview map Map key Preface to the fourth edition Introduction The Valais region The valleys Getting there Transport within the Valais Accommodation Weather Notes for walkers Suggested equipment Recommended maps Using this guide Grading of walks Fieschertal and the Aletsch Glacier Walk 1 Fieschertal - Burg Hut - Fieschertal Walk 2 Fieschertal - Gletscherstube Märjela Walk 3 Burg Hut - Gletscherstube Märjela Walk 4 Fiescheralp - Gletscherstube Märjela Walk 5 Gletscherstube Märjela - Aletschgletscher - Biel - Fiescheralp Walk 6 Gletscherstube Märjela - Aletschgletscher - Riederfurka Walk 7 Fiederfurka - Aletschwald - Hängebrücke - Belalp Lötschental Walk 8 Ferden - Kummenalp - Fafleralp Walk 8A Ferden and Falferalp from Lauchernalp Walk 9 Ferden - Kummenalp - Lötschenpass Hut Walk 10 Lötschenpass Hut - Selden - Kandersteg Walk 11 Fafleralp - Petersgrat - Kandersteg Walk 12 Fafleralp - Krindeln Walk 13 Fafleralp - Anen Hut - Fafleralp Walk 14 Fafleralp - Blatten - Goppenstein Walk 15 Ried - Bietschhorn Hut Saastal Walk 16 Gspon - Kreuzboden Walk 17 Kreuzboden - Weissmies Hut Walk 18 Kreuzboden - Trift - Saas Grund Walk 19 Kreuzboden - Almagelleralp - Saas Almagel Walk 20 Saas Almagell - Almagelleralp - Almageller Hut Walk 21 Saas Almagell - Saas Grund - Saas Balen Walk 22 Saas Almagell - Furggalp - Saas Almagel Walk 23 Saas Almagell - Furgtälli - Saas Almagel Walk 24 Mattmark - Antrona Pass - Saas Almagel Walk 25 Mattmark - Ofental - Mattmark Walk 26 Mattmark - Monte Moro Pass - Mattmark Walk 27 Saas Grund - Saas Fee (via Kapellenweg) Walk 28 Saas Grund - Seng - Saas Fee Walk 29 Saas Fee - Saas Almagell - Saas Fee Walk 30 Saas Fee - Gletschergrotte - Spielboden Walk 31 Saas Fee (Hannig) - Mischabel Hut Walk 32 Saas Fee (Hannig) - Gletschersee - Saas Fee Walk 32A Trift - Hannig Alp - Saas Fee Walk 33 Saas Fee (Felskinn) - Britannia Hut Walk 34 Saas Fee (Plattjen) - Britannia Hut Walk 35 Saas Fee (Plattjen) - Hannig Mattertal Walk 36 St Niklaus (Jungen) - St Niklaus Walk 37 St Niklaus - Randa - Täsch - Zermatt Walk 38 St Niklaus - Grächen Walk 39 St Niklaus - Gasenried Walk 40 Grächen - Hannigalp - Saas Fee Walk 41 Grächen - Gasenried Walk 42 Randa - Schaliberg - Randa Walk 43 Täsch - Täschalp Walk 44 Täschalp - Täsch Hut Walk 45 Täschalp - Täsch Walk 46 Zermatt (Sunnegga) - Täschalp - Täsch Walk 47 Zermatt (Sunnegga) - Fluhalp - Findeln -Zermatt Walk 48 Zermatt - Findeln - Eggen Walk 49 Zermatt (Riffelberg) - Riffelsee - Zermatt Walk 50 Zermatt (Rotenboden) - Monte Rosa Hut Walk 51 Zermatt (Schwarzsee) - Hörnli Hut Walk 52 Zermatt (Schwarzsee) - Stafelalp - Zermatt Walk 53 Zermatt - Zmutt - Zum See - Blatten - Zermatt Walk 54 Zermatt - Herbrigg - Hubel - Zmutt Walk 55 Zermatt - Zmutt - Schönbiel Hut Walk 56 Zermatt - Trift Walk 57 Zermatt - Trift - Höhbalmen - Hubel - Zermatt Walk 58 Zermatt - Höhbalmen - Zmutt - Zermatt Walk 59 Zermatt - Höhbalmen - Schönbiel Hut Walk 60 Zermatt - Trift - Rothorn Hut Walk 61 Zermatt - Trift - Mettelhorn Turtmanntal Walk 62 Gruben - Chalte Berg Walk 63 Gruben - Meidpass - Hotel Weisshorn Walk 64 Gruben - Augstbordpass Val d'Anniviers Walk 65 Chandolin - Cabane d'Illhorn - Illhorn Walk 66 St-Luc (Tignousa) - Bella Tola Walk 67 St-Luc (Tignousa) - Meidpass - Gruben Walk 68 St-Luc (Tignousa) - Hotel Weisshorn - Zinal Walk 69 Zinal - Forcletta - Gruben Walk 70 Zinal - Hotel Weisshorn - Ayer Walk 71 Zinal - Cabane de Tracuit Walk 72 Zinal - Roc de la Vache - Zinal Walk 73 Zinal - Cabane d'Ar Pitetta Walk 74 Zinal - Cabane du Grand Mountet Walk 75 Zinal - Cabane du Petit Mountet Walk 76 Zinal (Sorebois) - Cab. du Petit Mountet - Zinal Walk 77 Grimentz (Moiry) - Col de Sorebois - Zinal Walk 78 Grimentz (Parking du Glacier) - Cab. de Moiry Walk 79 Grimentz (Barrage de Moiry) - Haut Tour du Lac Walk 80 Grimentz (Barrage de Moiry) - Lac des Autannes Walk 81 Grimentz (Moiry) - Sex de Marinda - Grimentz Walk 82 Grimentz - Zinal Val d'H#xe9;rens Walk 83 Les Haud#xe8;res - La Sage Walk 84 Les Haud#xe8;res (Ferp#xe8;cle) - Bricola Walk 85 Les Haud#xe8;res - Veisivi - Roc Vieux Walk 86 Arolla - Lac Bleu - La Gouille Walk 87 Arolla - Les Haud#xe8;res - Evol#xe8;ne Walk 88 Arolla - Cabane de la Tsa Walk 89 Arolla - Plan de Bertol Walk 90 Arolla - Pra Gra Walk 91 Arolla - Cabane des Aiguilles Rouges - Arolla Walk 92 Arolla - Pas de Ch#xe8;vres Walk 93 Arolla - Col de Riedmatten - Cabane des Dix Walk 94 Le Chargeur - Cabane des Dix Walk 95 Le Chargeur - Col de Riedmatten - Arolla Walk 96 Le Chargeur - Cabane de Prafleuri - Le Chargeur Val de Bagnes Walk 97 Verbier - Clambin - Cabane du Mont Fort Walk 98 Cabane du Mont Fort - Cab. de Louvie - Fionnay Walk 99 Fionnay - Cabane de Panossi#xe8;re Walk 100 Mauvoisin - Cabane de Chanrion Val Ferret Walk 101 Praz de Fort - Plan Bagnet - Cabane d'Orny Walk 102 Ferret - Grand Col Ferret Walk 103 Ferret - Lacs de Fen#xea;tre Walk 104 Ferret - Champex Walk 105 Champex - Sembrancher Walk 106 Champex - Cabane d'Orny Walk 107 Champex - Alp Bovine - Col de la Forclaz Walk 108 Champex - Fen#xea;tre d'Arpette - Col de la Forclaz Vall#xe9;e du Trient Walk 109 Trient - Chalet du Glacier - Trient Walk 110 Trient - Col de Balme - Croix de Fer Walk 111 Trient - Ref. Les Grands - Col de Balme - Trient Multi-Day Tours Tour 1 Tour of the Upper Mattertal Tour 2 Tour du Val d'Anniviers Tour 3 Tour of the Weissmies Tour 4 Tour of Monte Rosa Tour 5 Grand Tour of Monte Rosa Tour 6 Tour of the Matterhorn Tour 7 Tour of the Val d'H#xe9;rens Tour 8 Tour of the Dents du Midi Tour 9 Chamonix to Zermatt: Walker's Haute Route Tour 10 Tour of Mont Blanc Appendix A Route summary table Appendix B Useful addresses Appendix C Bibliography Appendix D Glossary
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Cicerone Press Walking on the Costa Blanca: 50 mountain walks
Book SynopsisA guidebook to 50 day walks and scrambles on Spain’s Costa Blanca. Exploring the dramatic scenery around Alicante, Benidorm and Calp, the routes vary from short easy routes to full-day strenuous summit scrambles. Walks range from 3 to 20km (2–12 miles) and can be enjoyed in 2–7 hours. The routes are graded allowing you to choose routes suitable for your ability. The scrambles are mainly Grade 1 but may be exposed and require a head for heights. 1:50,000 maps are included for each walk Detailed information on planning, access and parking Brief information included on history, culture and wildlife Highlights include the 10,000 Steps walk Table of ContentsMap key Overview map Introduction Geology Wildlife Plants and flowers History Getting there Gettomg around When to go Where to stay What to take Water Safety and insurance Paths Waymarking Maps and language Using this guide The north Walk 1 Traverse of Montgo Walk 2 Tossal Grau Walk 3 Serra Segaria Walk 4 Fonts de Pedreguer Walk 5 Castell d'Aixa Walk 6 Tossal del Moro and the Serrillas Walk 7 Castell de Granadella Inland from Calp Walk 8 Penon de Ifach Walk 9 Serra de Olta Walk 10 Circuit of the Serra Bernia Walk 11 Bernia East Summit Walk 12 Bernia West Summit Walk 13 Serra Ferrer South Ridge Walk 14 Serra Ferrer North Ridge Walk 15 Cau Ridge Walk 16 Alt de L'Ample Walk 17 Carrascal de Parcent Walk 18 Penya Talai (Rates) Walk 19 Penyo Roig Walk 20 Cavall Verd Ridge Walk 21 Collado de Garga Walk 22 10,000 Steps Walk 23 Barranc de Racons or 5000 Steps Walk 24 Almadic Ledge Circuit Walk 25 Barranc de Malafi Walk 26 Serra Forada Inland from Benidorm Walk 27 Serra Gelada Walk 28 Head of the Algar Valley Walk 29 Bolulla Castle Walk 30 Bolulla Circuit/Raco Roig Walk 31 Cim de Aixorta Walk 32 Els Arcs Walk 33 Embassament de Guadalest Walk 34 Aitana Walk 35 Penya Mulero Walk 36 Alt de la Penya de Sella Walk 37 Barranc de l'Arc and Barranc del Xarquer Walk 38 Tour of Xanchet Walk 39 Monte Ponoig Puig Campana Walk 40 Volta del Puig Campana Walk 41 Coll del Pouet Walk 42 Puig Campana Summit from the Coll del Pouet The Serrella Walk 43 Penya del Castellet Walk 44 Mallada del Llop Walk 45 Pla de la Casa Walk 46 El Recingle Alt (Pic de Serrella) Alcoi and the west Walk 47 Cabeco d'Or Walk 48 Penya Migjorn Walk 49 Barranc del Cint Walk 50 Montcabrer Appendix A Route summary table Appendix B Valenciano-Spanish-English glossary Appendix C Useful contacts
£16.16
Cicerone Press The Tour of the Bernina: 9 day tour in
Book SynopsisThis guidebook describes two treks in the Bernina region of the Swiss-Italian Alps. The Tour of the Bernina covers 119km in nine stages circling the Piz Bernina massif. Five days are spent in Switzerland and four in Italy, however a number of inviting extensions and detours are also described which add at least two days to the total. The tour is suitable for trekkers with basic alpine walking experience. While the highest point reached is 3002m, there are no glacier crossings en route. The Alta Via Valmalenco in Italy is a shorter, 8-stage trek over 94km, but is a more challenging route suitable for trekkers with more experience. Almost every stage of both treks can be accessed from a valley floor and public transport, opening the door to multiple variants and shorter treks. Detailed stage by stage route descriptions are given in combination with plenty of background and practical information.Table of ContentsIntroduction The Bernina Tour Alta Via Valmalenco Glacier notes Plants and flowers Wildlife Getting there Local transport Tourist information When to go Accommodation Food and drink What to take Waymarking and maps Dos and don'ts Emergencies Using this guide More reading The Bernina Tour Stage 1: Pontresina to Fuorcla Surlej Stage 2: Fuorcla Surlej to Maloja Stage 3: Maloja to Chiareggio Stage 4: Chiareggio to Rifugio Longoni Stage 5: Rifugio Longoni to Lago Palù Stage 6: Lago Palù to Rifugio Carate Brianza Stage 7: Rifugio Carate Brianza to Rifugio Bignami Stage 8: Rifugio Bignami to Cavaglia Stage 9: Cavaglia to Ospizio Bernina Stage 10: Ospizio Bernina to Diavolezza Stage 11: Diavolezza to Pontresina Alta Via Valmalenco Stage 1: Torre di Santa Maria to Rifugio Bosio Galli Stage 2: Rifugio Bosio Galli to Rifugio Gerli-Porro/Rifugio Ventina Stage 3: Rifugio Ventina and Rifugio Gerli-Porro to Chiareggio Stage 4: Chiareggio to Lago Palù Stage 5: Lago Palù to Rifugio Marinelli Bombardieri Stage 6: Rifugio Marinelli Bombardieri to Rifugio Bignami Stage 7: Rifugio Bignami to Rifugio Cristina Stage 8: Rifugio Cristina to Torre Santa Maria Appendix A - Route summaries Appendix B - Glossary Appendix C - Accommodation
£15.15
Cicerone Press Offa's Dyke Path: National Trail following the
Book SynopsisA guidebook to walking Offa’s Dyke Path National Trail, following Britain’s longest ancient monument: the eighth century earthwork that once marked the boundary between the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Mercia and the Welsh kingdoms to the east. The 285km (177 mile) route from Sedbury Cliffs near Chepstow to Prestatyn is suitable for walkers of most abilities. The route is described from south to north in 12 stages of between 17 and 29km (11–18 miles), with additional suggestions for faster and slower itineraries. Contains step-by-step description of the route alongside 1:100,000 maps Includes a separate map booklet containing OS 1:25,000 mapping with the route line Public transport information for those wanting to break the trail into shorter sections Handy trek planner, route summary table and accommodation listings help you plan your itinerary GPX files available to download Table of ContentsMap key Route summary table Overview map and profile Trek planner INTRODUCTION From the Severn to the Irish Sea Planning your trip Selecting a schedule When to go Travel to the Path Transport along the Path First and last nights Accommodation Facilities Baggage transfer What to take Planning day by day Using this guide Maps and GPS Waymarking Weather forecasts Phones and wi-fi Emergencies All about the Welsh Marches Geology and landscape Plants and wildlife Border prehistory Offa and the Dyke The Welsh Marches after Offa OFFA'S DYKE PATH Stage 1 Above the Lower Wye Gorge Stage 2 Sheep and cider in remote Monmouthshire Stage 3 Crossing the Black Mountains Stage 4 Gladestry and Hergest Ridge Stage 5 The Radnorshire Hills Stage 6 Ups and downs in deepest Shropshire Stage 7 The Vale of Montgomery and Long Mountain Stage 8 Across the Severn valley Stage 9 Exploring the unknown Marches Stage 10 The Vale of Llangollen and Eglwyseg Rocks Stage 11 The Clwydian Range Stage 12 Northern hills and coast Appendix A Useful contacts Appendix B Accommodation along the route Appendix C Topographical Welsh glossary Appendix D Further reading
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Cicerone Press The Pilgrims' Way: To Canterbury from Winchester
Book SynopsisThis guidebook details the Pilgrims' Way, an historic pilgrimage route to Canterbury Cathedral in Kent, home of the shrine of the martyred archbishop, St Thomas Becket. The route is described both from Winchester in Hampshire (138 miles) and London's Southwark Cathedral (90¼ miles), with an optional spur to Rochester Cathedral. With relatively easy walking on ancient byways, the route from Winchester is presented in 15 stages of 5-14 miles: it can be comfortably completed in under a fortnight. It follows a major chalk ridge through scenic countryside, taking in characterful towns and villages and historic churches. The route from Southwark is described in 10 stages and includes a visit to the ruined Lesnes Abbey. Detailed route description is accompanied by 1:50,000 OS mapping, advice on making the most of a trip and information on the historical background to the pilgrimage, key historical figures and local points of interest. Accommodation listings and details of facilities and transport links can be found in the appendices. Pilgrimages to Becket's shrine began within a few years of the his death in 1170, although Canterbury was a popular destination even before this time due to the nearby shrine of St Augustine. The route has featured in literature, drama and film, and forms the setting for Geoffrey Chaucer's famous Middle English work, The Canterbury Tales.Table of ContentsMap key Route Summary Table Overview map Introduction History of the Way Renewed interest Historical figures along the Way Variations to the Way Walking the Way When to walk Where to stay Refreshments Waymarking Maps Using this guide Winchester to Canterbury Stage 1 Winchester to Alresford Stage 2 Alresford to Alton Stage 3 Alton to Farnham Stage 4 Farnham to Guildford Stage 5 Guildford to Box Hill Stage 6 Box Hill to Merstham Stage 7 Merstham to Oxted Stage 8 Oxted to Otford Stage 9 Otford to Wrotham Stage 10 Wrotham to Halling Stage 11 Halling to Aylesford Stage 11a Peters Village to Rochester Stage 12 Aylesford to Harrietsham Stage 13 Harrietsham to Boughton Lees Stage 14 Boughton Lees to Chilham Stage 15 Chilham to Canterbury London Route Stage 1a Southwark to Shooters Hill Stage 2a Shooters Hill to Dartford Stage 3a Dartford to Otford Appendix A Itinerary planner Appendix B Accommodation Appendix C Further information Appendix D Further reading
£12.30
Cicerone Press The Isle of Skye: Walks and scrambles throughout
Book SynopsisA guidebook to 87 walks and scrambles on the Isle of Skye. Covering the largest island in the Inner Hebrides, the walks are suitable for most walkers, with shorter routes alongside plenty of more challenging, full-day hikes. The routes range from 2 to 23km (1–15 miles) and can be combined to create longer days out. Eight routes include scrambles, which are clearly indicated in the book. 1:50,000 OS maps are included for each route Detailed information on facilities, accommodation, history and geology Easy access from Portree and Broadford Highlights include routes in the Cuillin and Munro ascents Table of ContentsAcknowledgements Preface Introduction History Geology Flora and Fauna How to get there Facilities and accommodation Using this guide Access Safety Maps Paths Language The Walks 1 SLEAT AND SOUTH-EAST SKYE 1.1 Gleann Meadhonach, Loch a'Ghlinne and Dalavil 1.2 Acairseid an Rubha and Point of Sleat 1.3 Armadale 1.4 Sgurr na Coinnich 1.5 Beinn na Caillich 1.6 Ben Aslak 1.7 Kylerhea Glen Circuit 1.8 Coastal Path from Loch na Dal to Kylerhea 1.9 Kylerhea Trail 2 STRATH Broadford 2.1 Broadford Coast Path (Irishman's Point) North of Strath Suardal 2.2 Coire Gorm Horseshoe 2.3 Beinn na Cro 2.4 Srath Mór and Srath Beag South of Strath Suardal 2.5 Suisnish and Boreraig Cuillin Outliers 2.6 Bla Bheinn 2.7 Sgurr nan Each 2.8 Garbh-bheinn 2.9 Belig 2.10 Glas Bheinn Mhór 2.11 South Ainort Circular The Red Hills 2.12 Marsco 2.13 The Beinn Deargs 2.14 Glamaig 2.15 Glen Sligachan Strathaird Peninsula 2.16 Kilmarie to Camasunary 2.17 Camasunary to Elgol 2.18 Suidhe Biorach (Prince Charles' Cave) 2.19 Rubha na h-Easgainne 2.20 Spar Cave 3 MINGINISH The Cuillin 3.1 Sgurr nan Gillean 3.2 Sgurr Beag and Sgurr na h-Uamha 3.3 Coire a'Bhasteir Am Basteir 3.4 Sgurr a'Bhasteir 3.5 Fionn Choire, Bealach nan Lice and Sgurr a'Fionn Choire 3.6 Bruach na Frithe 3.7 Coire na Creiche 3.8 Coire a'Ghreadaidh 3.9 Sgurr Thuilm, Sgurr a'Mhadaidh and Sgurr a'Ghreadaidh 3.10 Sgurr na Banachdich and Sgurr nan Gobhar 3.11 Eas Mor and Coire na Banachdich 3.12 Sgurr Dearg and Inaccessible Pinnacle 3.13 Coire Lagan 3.14 Sgurr Alasdair 3.15 Coir' a'Ghrunnda and Loch Coir' a'Ghrunnda 3.16The South Cuillin ridge 3.17 Loch an Fhir-bhallaich 3.18 Rubh' an Dùnain Glen Sligachan 3.19 Harta and Lota Corries 3.20 Druim Hain and Sgurr na Stri 3.21 Loch Coruisk Loch Brittle to Loch Bracadale 3.22 Glen Brittle Forest Walk 3.23 Talisker Bay 3.24 Oronsay 4 DUIRINISH 4.1 Loch Bharcasaig, Idrigill Point and MacLeod's Maidens 4.2 Glen Ollisdal and MacLeod's Maidens 4.3 Duirinish Coastal Path 4.4 Healabhal Bheag (MacLeod's Table South) 4.5 Healabhal Mhor (MacLeod's Table North) 4.6 Lorgill Bay 4.7 Lorgill, The Hoe and Ramasaig Bay 4.8 Waterstein Head 4.9 Neist Point 4.10 Uiginish Point 4.11 The Coral Beaches 4.12 Lovaig Bay 5 WATERNISH 5.1 Ardmore Point 5.2 Unish and Waternish Point 5.3 Beinn an Sguirr 5.4 Loch Diubaig and Greshornish Point 6 TROTTERNISH AND PORTREE Trotternish 6.1 Meall Tuath and Rubha Hunish 6.2 Loch Sneosdal and Creag Sneosdal 6.3 Loch Hasco 6.4 The Quiraing and Meall na Suiramach 6.5 Meall na Suiramach 6.6 The Old Man of Storr 6.7 The Storr 6.8 The Trotternish Ridge 6.9 Biode Buidhe 6.10 Beinn Edra 6.11 Ruadh nam Brathairean (Brothers' Point) 6.12 Loch Cuithir, Sgurr a'Mhadaidh Ruaidh and Baca Ruadh 6.13 Inver Tote and the Lealt waterfall 6.14 Bearreraig Bay 6.15 Sithean Bhealaich Chumhaing Portree 6.16 Glen Varrigill Forest Walk 6.17 Ben Tianavaig 6.18 The Braes APPENDIX 1 Essential and supplementary reading APPENDIX 2 Glossary of Gaelic words APPENDIX 3 Useful information and contact details INDEX
£14.20
Harvey Map Services Ltd Ben Lawers Ultramap: & Schiehallion
Book SynopsisHARVEY launch innovative new series: Ultramap XT40. 16 titles featuring in Trail magazine through spring 2016. 40 years experience have gone into HARVEY's most creative new series. The Ultramap covers a large area yet is small enough to slip in a pocket. Actual size 73mm x 152mm. The Ultramap is fully detailed genuine original HARVEY mapping. The Ultramap is tough and 100% waterproof. Use it without a map case, whatever the weather! To provide the biggest area on the smallest lightest sheet, the Ultramap is printed double sided. The ingenious folding pattern allows you to open the Ultramap directly to any part, and either side, of the sheet. The two sides are aligned, so when you reach the edge of the Ultramap sheet you simply flip it over without re-folding. There's an overlap as well, so you can map read continuously. The magic scale of 1:40,000 enables the Ultramap to provide all the detail you would expect to find on a large scale walking map, including rights of way and boundaries. Plastic pocket for protection. The area covered on this sheet is Schiehallion, Ben Lawers and the Tarmachan Ridge ie: 16 Munros and 6 Corbetts all on this one sheet.
£10.45
Harvey Map Services Ltd CairnGorm Ultramap: & Ben Avon
Book SynopsisHARVEY launch innovative new series: Ultramap XT40. 16 titles featuring in Trail magazine through spring 2016. 40 years experience have gone into HARVEY's most creative new series. The Ultramap covers a large area yet is small enough to slip in a pocket. Actual size 73mm x 152mm. The Ultramap is fully detailed genuine original HARVEY mapping. The Ultramap is tough and 100% waterproof. Use it without a map case, whatever the weather! To provide the biggest area on the smallest lightest sheet, the Ultramap is printed double sided. The ingenious folding pattern allows you to open the Ultramap directly to any part, and either side, of the sheet. The two sides are aligned, so when you reach the edge of the Ultramap sheet you simply flip it over without re-folding. There's an overlap as well, so you can map read continuously. The magic scale of 1:40,000 enables the Ultramap to provide all the detail you would expect to find on a large scale walking map, including rights of way and boundaries. Plastic pocket for protection. The area covered on this sheet includes Ben Macdui, Braeriach, Cairn Gorm, Cairn Toul and the whole of the Lairig Ghru ie: 18 Munros and 3 Corbetts all on one sheet.
£10.45
Luath Press Ltd On the Trail of Patrick Geddes
Book SynopsisPart of a series of guides following key figures and themes, Walter Stephen explores the life and theories of the Scottish biologist, sociologist, geographer, philanthropist and urban planner, Sir Patrick Geddes. His renewal work in Edinburgh’s Old Town is as visible and impressive today as it was in the 19th and 20th centuries and his concepts such as ‘Think Global, Act Local’ are just as relevant. The author is an authority on Patrick Geddes and this book forms part of the On the Trail series.
£8.54
Harvey Map Services Ltd Ben Nevis: Mamores & Grey Corries
Book SynopsisBen Nevis with the Mamores and Grey Corries ranges at 1:25,000 on a double-sided, waterproof and tear-resistant map from Harvey Map Services in their Superwalker series, with the peak area also shown in greater detail at 1:12,500. The map divides the area north/south, with a good overlap between the sides, extending from Fort William past Loch Treig to Chno Deang, plus south to Loch Leven and the Blackwater Reservoir. The enlargement highlights the bad visibility descent route including instructions. The main map at 25K also highlights recommended mountain bike trails.
£13.77
Haynes Manuals Inc Yamaha YB100 Singles (73 - 91)
Book SynopsisSpecific Models Covered:YB100 97cc 73-91.
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Haynes Manuals Inc Automotive Body Repair & Painting Haynes Techbook
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Dalton Watson Fine Books Crossing The Sands: The Sahara Desert Track to
Book SynopsisOn December 17, 1922, Andre Citroen sent an expedition of Citroen half tracks or autochenilles to follow the camel tracks across the Sahara desert from Algeria to Timbuktu on the banks of the River Niger. This was the first motorized crossing of the Sahara and took twenty-one days. It permitted the establishment of a land connection between North Africa and the Sudan, at that time extremely isolated, and opened the way for the exploration of the heart of Africa. This first crossing was the culmination of the long, slow penetration of the Sahara by car and plane between 1910 and 1921. During this time, the courageous drivers and pilots of the French military squadrons based in Algeria and Tunisia explored the dunes of the Grand Erg and Tanezrouft, sometimes losing their lives, but they paved the way for this first, victorious Citroen expedition. To reconstruct the history of this Crossing of the Sands, Ariane Audouin-Dubreuil has delved into the diaries and archives of her father who was one of the pioneers of the exploration of the Sahara during those years. Along with Georges Marie Haardt, Andre Citroen's close collaborator and partner, he planned and led the expedition which succeeded in reaching Timbuktu, and then returned by a different route to Algeria. The book is rich in wonderful period photographs and vividly recounts the dangers and difficulties of exploration in those times. First published in French in 2005, the book has now been translated into English by Dalton Watson Fine Books.
£29.75
Kuperard Indonesia - Culture Smart!: The Essential Guide
Book SynopsisDon't just see the sights get to know the people. Indonesia, stretching across three time zones and situated on one of the world s great maritime trade routes, has a rich and varied culture. Culture Smart! Indonesia describes the many different cultural backgrounds that make up this rainbow nation, helping you to better understand the values that underpin its diverse society. It reveals how modern Indonesians view themselves and go about their daily lives, and gives advice on how to navigate unfamiliar situations. Armed with essential cultural information and tips on effective communication, readers are better placed to have a more meaningful and successful experience in this fascinating country. Have a more meaningful and successful time abroad through a better understanding of the local culture. Chapters on values, attitudes, customs, and daily life will help you make the most of your visit, while tips on etiquette and communication will help you navigate unfamiliar situations and avoid faux pas.Trade Review"Culture Smart! has come to the rescue of hapless travellers," - Sunday Times Travel; "...the perfect introduction to the weird, wonderful and downright odd quirks and customs of various countries," - Global Travel; "...full of fascinating, as well as common sense, tips to help you avoid embarrassing faux pas," - Observer; "...as useful as they are entertaining," - Easy Jet Magazine; "...offer glimpses into the psyche of a faraway world," - New York TimesTable of ContentsKey History - Politics - Economic Life - Values - Attitudes - Religion - Traditions - Taboos - Festivals & Holidays - Friendships & Family - Women in Society - Humour - Hospitality & Home life - Cultural Life - Cuisine & Dining Out - Socializing - Dos and Don'ts - Business Etiquette - Punctuality & Time Keeping - Meetings & Presentations - Negotiating - Bureaucracy - Communication & Language - Tips
£10.44
Bradt Travel Guides Outer Hebrides: The Western Isles of Scotland
Book SynopsisThis new, thoroughly updated second edition of Bradt's Outer Hebrides: The Western Isles of Scotland, from Lewis to Barra by experienced writer and journalist Mark Rowe is the only full-size guide to focus solely on the islands of Lewis, Harris, St Kilda, Berneray, North Uist, Benbecula, South Uist, Eriskay, Barra and Vatersay. Masses of background information is included, from geography and geology to art and architecture, with significant coverage of wildlife, too, as well as all the practical details you could need: when to visit, suggested itineraries, public holidays and festivals, local culture, plus accommodation and where to eat and drink. Walkers, birdwatchers, wildlife photographers, beach lovers and genealogists are all catered for, and this is an ideal guide for those who travel simply with curious minds to discover far-flung places of great cultural, historical and wildlife interest. The Outer Hebrides is an archipelago of 14 inhabited islands and more than 50 others that are free of human footprint. Huge variations in landscape are found across the islands, from Lewisian gneiss, which dates back almost three billion years, to rugged Harris with its magnificent sands running down its western flanks and the windswept, undulating flatness and jagged sea lochs of the Uists. This is a land where Gaelic is increasingly spoken and ancient monuments abound, where stunning seabird colonies and birds of prey can be watched, and where the grassy coastal zones known as the machair are transformed into glorious carpets of wildflowers in late spring and summer. Whether visiting the Standing Stones of Callanish, the Uig peninsula, Barra's Castlebay, or historic St Kilda, or if you just want to experience the romance of the Sound of Harris, one of the most beautiful ferry journeys in the world, Bradt's Outer Hebrides: The Western Isles of Scotland, from Lewis to Barra has all the information you need.Trade Review'This guide is certainly comprehensive, has been compiled by an enthusiast and makes an independent judgement on what to see and do, where to eat and stay and on that all important factor, getting around. Here's a book for car-pocket, rucksack or cycle-pannier.' Scottish Islands Explorer 'A good all-round guide' Wanderlust Travel MagazineTable of ContentsIntroduction PART ONE GENERAL INFORMATION Chapter 1 Background Information Geography, Climate, Natural history, History, Archaeology, Government and politics, Economy, People, Language, Religion, Culture Chapter 2 Practical Information When to visit, Highlights, Suggested itineraries, Tour operators and guides, Tourist information, Red tape, Consulates and embassies, Getting there and away, Health, Safety, Women travellers, Travelling with a disability, Travelling with children, LGBT+ travellers, What to take, Money and budgeting, Getting around, Accommodation, Eating and drinking, Festivals and events, Shopping, Arts and entertainment, Outdoor activities, Media and communications, Cultural etiquette, Travelling positively PART TWO THE GUIDE Chapter 3 Lewis (Leòdhais) Highlights, History, Getting there and away, Getting around, Tourist information, Festivals and events, Tour operators and activities, Stornoway (Steòrnabhagh), Around Stornoway Chapter 4 Harris (Na Hearadh) Highlights, History, Getting there and away, Getting around, Tourist information, Festivals and events, Shopping, Sports and activities, Other practicalties, North Harris (Ceann a Tuath na Hearadh), Tarbert (An Tairbeart), Scalpay (Sgalpaigh), South Harris (Ceann a Deas na Hearadh) Chapter 5 St Kilda History, Getting there and away, Where to stay, Shopping, What to see and do Chapter 6 Berneray (Beàrnaraigh) and North Uist (Uibhist a Tuath) Berneray (Beàrnaraigh), North Uist (Uibhist a Tuath) Chapter 7 Benbecula (Beinn na Faoghla) Highlights, History, Getting there and away, Getting around, Tourist information, Festivals and events, Where to stay, Where to eat and drink, Shopping, Activities, Other practicalities, What to see and do Chapter 8 South Uist (Uibhist a Deas) and Eriskay (Eirisgeidh) South Uist (Uibhist a Deas), Eriskay (Eirisgeidh) Chapter 9 Barra (Bharraigh) and Vatersay (Bhatarsaigh) Barra (Bharraigh), Vatersay (Bhatarsaigh), Sandray, Pabbay, Mingulay and Berneray Appendix 1 Language Appendix 2 Further Reading Index
£15.19
Lonely Planet Global Limited Lonely Planet Best Road Trips Route 66
Book SynopsisInside Lonely Planet's Route 66 Road Trips:Up-to-date information - all businesses were rechecked before publication to ensure they are still open after2020's COVID-19 outbreakLavish color and gorgeous photography throughoutItineraries and planning advice to pick the right tailored routes for your needs and interestsGet around easily - easy-to-read, full-color route maps, detailed directionsInsider tips to get around like a local, avoid trouble spots and be safe on the road - local driving rules, parking, toll roadsEssential infoat your fingertips - hours of operation, phone numbers, websites, pricesHonest reviews for all budgets - eating, sleeping, sightseeing, hidden gems that most guidebooks missUseful features - including Stretch Your Legs,Detours, Link Your TripCovers Los Angeles, Chicago, St Louis, Kansas, California, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois and moreThe Perfect Choice: Lonely Planet Route 66 Road Trips is perfect for exploring Route 66 in the classic American way - by road trip!Planning a Route 66 trip sans a car? Lonely Planet's USA guide, our most comprehensive guide to the USA, is perfect for exploring both top sights and lesser-known gems.Looking for a guide focused on a specific Route 66 city? Check out the Lonely Planet Chicago guide or the Los Angeles, San Diego & Southern California guide for a comprehensive look at all that these cities have to offer, or Pocket Chicago and Pocket Lose Angeles, handy-sized guides focused on the can't-miss sights for a quick trip.There's More in Store for You:For more road-tripping ideas, check out Lonely Planet's USABest Trips guides to Southwest USA, Florida & the South or New York & the Mid-Atlantic's Best Trips guide or Road Trips guides to Pacific Coast Highways, to San Antonio, Austin & Texas Backcountry or the Civil War TrailAlso, check out Lonely Planet's European Best Trips guides to Europe or Road Trips guides to Iceland's Ring Road, Normandy & D-Day Beaches, or the Amalfi CoasteBook Features: (Best viewed on tablet devices and smartphones)Downloadable PDF and offline maps prevent roaming and data chargesEffortlessly navigate and jump between maps and reviewsAdd notes to personalize your guidebook experienceSeamlessly flip between pagesBookmarksand speedy search capabilities get you to key pages in a flashEmbedded links to recommendations' websitesZoom-in maps and imagesInbuilt dictionary for quick referencingAbout Lonely Planet: Lonely Planet is a leading travel media company, providing both inspiring and trustworthy information for every kind of traveler since 1973. Over the past four decades, we've printed over 145 million guidebooks and phrasebooks for 120 languages, and grown a dedicated, passionate global community of travelers. You'll also find our content online, and in mobile apps, videos, 14 languages, armchair and lifestyle books, ebooks, and more, enabling you to explore every day.'Lonely Planet guides are, quite simply, like no other.' – New York Times'Lonely Planet. It's on everyone's bookshelves; it's in every traveler's hands. It's on mobile phones. It's on the Internet. It's everywhere, and it's telling entire generations of people how to travel the world.' – Fairfax Media (Australia)
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