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Dave Garnett.
This is a definitive guide to all the routes and boulder problems on the gritstone crags of the south-western Peak District. Covering everything from the great crags of the Roaches, H... »more info
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Edited by David Simmonite
Stanage has everything; slabs, walls, cracks, chimneys, gullies, overhangs and buttresses - from the easiest to the nearly impossible. Any climber who could claim to have ... »more info
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Paul Hannon
Swaledale is the connoisseur's valley,regarded as the most colourful and scenically varied in the entire Yorkshire Dales.
25 walks, well illustrated and concisely described, lead you... »more info
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Richard Goedeke
The Alps are one of the finest climbing regions in the world. To ascend its mountains by even their easiest routes involves expeditions of considerable challenge.
Yet few of thes... »more info
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Allen Fyffe, Andrew Nisbet
The Cairgorm range must be one of the single largest areas of summer & winter climbing in the UK, and contains a huge variety of routes at all levels of difficulty.There ... »more info
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Andrew Nisbet, Allen Fyffe
The area of the Cairgorms covered by this volume is probably best approached from Deeside.
Areas coverd:--- Lochnagar, The Dubh Loch Cliffs, Glen Clova, Beinn a Bhuird... »more info
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Martin Wainwright.
The Coast To Coast Walk, originally devised by the legendary Alfred Wainwright, has become one of Britain's most popular long-distance routes. It starts at St Bees on the Cumbria... »more info
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Jim Watson
The 75 miles-long Cumbria Way and the 50 miles-long Allerdale ramble are the premier long distance walks across the English Lake District.
Keeping mainly to the valley bottoms, they a... »more info
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Paul Hannon.
The Dales Way is a well-established long distance walk from Ilkley to Bowness on Windermere by way of Wharfedale, Dentdale and South Lakeland, from beneath England's most famous moor t... »more info
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Terry Marsh.
The Dales Way is a delightful long distance walk through the Yorkshire Dales and the eastern fringe of Lakeland from Ilkley to Bowness-On-Windermere. It is one of the gentlest of walks... »more info
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