Like New, waterproof XT40 paper so you won’t end up with a soaked map! 1:40000 scale, lots of words to help guide you along. Much simpler, less faff than their OS counterparts. So, many folk prefer this. Packaged securely and posted with the Royal Mail Tracked 48 service.
Series: Trail Map XT40. Title: Offa’s Dyke Path. For about 112km (70 miles) the Path follows the course of what was originally an 8m ditch and rampart. Format: Map. Publisher: Harvey Map Services Ltd.
Title: Yorkshire Wolds Way. Series: Trail Map XT40. Format: Map. Publisher: Harvey Map Services Ltd. Item Weight: 28g. Missing Information?. Condition: New.
The path primarily caters for walkers however, cyclists and horse riders can also enjoy certain sections. It passes through landscape that includes a mixture of farmland, coastal heath, dunes, salt-marsh, foreshore, cliffs and a few small pockets of woodland.
Series: Trail Map XT40. Title: Two Moors Way. Format: Map. Publisher: Harvey Map Services Ltd. Item Weight: 62g. Genre: Sports & Hobbies. Item Length: 115mm. Item Height: 240mm.
Series: Trail Map XT40. Title: Ridgeway. Ridgeway National Trail is 137km (85 miles). Author: Harvey Map Services Ltd. Publisher: Harvey Map Services Ltd. Format: Map. Genre: Sports & Hobbies. Item Length: 972mm.
They are tough, durable, light, and 100% waterproof virtually indestructible in normal use. Title: Affric Kintail Way. Series: Trail Map XT40. Publisher: Harvey Map Services Ltd. Format: Map. Item Weight: 32g.
The Trail starts in Knighton and ends in Welshpool. There are also spectacular views over Cadair Idris, Lake Vyrnwy, the Cambrian mountains and Y Golfa. They are tough, durable, light and 100% waterproof virtually indestructible in normal use.
Title: Speyside Way. Series: Trail Map XT40. Tough, durable and 100% waterproof – virtually indestructible in normal use. Compact and light – the map itself weighs just 60gms – a third of the weight of a bulky laminated map.
There are many ways of linking Settle and Carlisle, and this suggested walk takes in the highlights of the Ribble Way and the Eden Way. It is not waymarked other than the usual public footpath / bridleway signs.