Walking in Britain 3 (Lonely Planet Walking Guides)

by Sandra Bardwell, David Else, Gareth McCormack

Book Overview

Contains all the necessary information for walking in England, Scotland and Wales, with more than 50 detailed route descriptions and lots of practical information on public transportation, food, and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 174104202X
• ISBN13: 9781741042023
• Release Date: April 2007
• Publisher: GeoPlaneta
• Length: 492 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.8" x 0.9" x 5.0"

Customer Reviews

More Of A Fantasy Guide

Gives good information on walking trails across Britain, some ancient, many modern, the most beckoning perhaps being the recently converted tow paths along nineteenth-century canals. Although for most visitors to Britain doing a walking tour for a vacation is probably more of a fantasy option to be pondered rather than undertaken, this guidebook is still a cool read and it is comprehensive and informative as far as its subject matter goes.

Walking in England? This is for you

Picture this. I have spent money and time in finding the right routes. I have just come in from a day walking in Snowdonia and I'm sitting down to eat in a YHA. The man next to me is from Romania. He has just arrived and is equipped with one book which he lets me read. In this book I find all of the best bits of my favourite walks. There is something for everybody and it is very informative. I would have saved loads of money and wasted hours on trips that were not really what I wanted - IF I HAD READ THIS BOOK. Buy it even if you are a resident of the UK and think you know it all already (like me!)

Absolutely recommended for your walking trip in England!

This book provides information on numerous walks, both long and short distance, in England, complete with maps, daily distance recommendations, accommodation. A great core guide to help plan your excursion and take with you.

A good introduction to hiking in all areas of Great Britain.

A good resource for both single and multi-day hikes in all areas of Great Britain. Text is divided into regional sub-sections, making it easy to match your reading to the areas you plan to visit. A fair number of the most popular or readily accessible hikes in each region are thoroughly described. A biblography at the end of each regional section recommends sources of more detailed information about walking in a given area. Detailed listing of "support services": food, lodging, transportation for each listed walk.The book is small sized, and easily packable, yet the print is easily legible and the pages sturdy enough to withstand traveling and frequent referencing.A good starting place for hikers not familiar with the area.