Products tagged with 'guide book'

Wild Things Publishing Paddle Boarding Wales Cymru features more than 100 of the best locations across Wales – including Snowdonia, Pembrokeshire, Gower, Wye and the Brecon Beacons – this trusted guide provides all the practical information you'll need for trips out on the water by paddleboard, canoe or kayak. Illustrated with sparkling photography and offering a variety of routes, this is a beautiful and inspiring book for water lovers and adventurers afloat, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned paddler.

The Wild Things Publishing Wild Swimming Walks - Peak District leads you on 28 adventures in the soaring landscape of the Peak District. Find secret waterfalls, remote lakes and sparkling river pools. Complete with photos, maps and practical guidance, rich in local history and stories, this book will appeal to wild swimmers, family explorers, nature lovers and walkers alike.

The Northern Eye Books South Wales Coast - Swansea to Chepstow: Wales Coast Path Official Guide is endorsed and checked by National Resources Wales (NRW), these attractive and comprehensive guides contain everything you need to walk the Wales Coast Path.

The Pesda Press Paddle Shakespeare's Avon guidebook takes you along the Avon and its many locks and weird, whilst also highlighting the river's remarkable natural and historical surroundings. Whether by kayak, canoe, paddleboard, or just looking to splash about getting wet, there's something for you in this book.

Pesda Press Paddle the Severn is a guide for canoes, kayaks and SUPs of Britain's longest river and what if offers to paddlers. Choose between the river's diverse, attractive and engaging surroundings such as white water in the Cambrian mountains, plain meanders in North Shropshire and floodplains in Worcestershire. This is the first paddling guidebook to the River Severn which covers the entire river in all its moods. It aims to guide paddlers along the Severn and through its rapids, riffles and locks, whilst also highlighting the river’s natural and historical surrounds.

The Great Western Rock Mendip Outcrops is the new Great Western Rock, 400 page guidebook to the trad climbing in the Mendip Hills (not including Cheddar Gorge).

Great Western Rock Bristol Sport is the long awaited 500 page guidebook to the huge upsurge of sport climbing that has happened in the Bristol region. There are lots to discover within the pages of this book as considerable development has taken place in recent years.

The Wildthings Wild Guide of North East England features information on over 1000 places across areas such as Northumberland, North York Moors and the North Pennines. If you yearn for the wilderness, then the North East can offer you every kind of wild place you could possibly imagine. The beauty of this region is the astonishing variety of its landscape interwoven with a fascinating history, ranging from sacred Neolithic sites to post-industrial and wartime ruins. Moors, meadows and ancient forests are all laid out, ready for you to explore this wonderful and diverse landscape.