Ordnance Survey Outstanding Walks Scotland - OS Walking Guidebook - Na

A treasure trove of walks and days out, Outstanding Walks Scotland brings together a carefully curated selection of 60 walks, 48 ‘don’t miss’ sites and 42 picture essay locations, in total including more than 300 inspirational features of interest for you to visit. Enjoy this lavishly-illustrated volume in the comfort of your own home, using its balance of inspiring and practical content to plan your own Scottish adventures, and then redeem the OS Maps digital subscription that comes free with this book to undertake the walks and visits presented within its pages. There are 25 short walks; 23 half-day rambles; and 11 full-day hikes, including the ascent of five Munros. Across Scotland, from Eshaness in Shetland in the far north to Mull of Galloway, at the nation’s most southerly point, and from westerly Barra in the Outer Hebrides to the Sands of Forvie on the Aberdeenshire coast in the east, this fabulous compendium of carefully selected locations contains a wealth of walking ideas, catering for all tastes and abilities. 60 walks selected to showcase a selection of what Scotland has to offer From short walks, to half day rambles including full day hikes Routes for first time walkers & families, to hikers, and seasoned ramblers Stunning and inspiring photography revealing the character of each walk 315 miles of outstanding walking in 60 top walk locations 6-month - OS Maps digital subscription that comes free with this book 42 Picture Perfect photo essay images to inspire your Scottish adventures Includes OS Explorer map sheet numbers for every walk 40,000 words & 350 wonderful photographs to inspire your next Scottish adventure 48 Don’t Miss sites, all outstanding features of great natural beauty, huge historic significance and cultural beacons Scannable QR codes, linking through to the routes in our OS Maps App Allowing you to have your route on your phone Written by respected outdoor writer and photographer Felicity Martin: based in the heart of Scotland