Around 30 different routes, suitable for people of all age groups
and abilities. Every walk is easily accessible through the use of public
transport, making each route an eco-friendly way to spend the day.
These routes are not meant to challenge those who walk them, but
instead offer the opportunity for memorable and enjoyable adventures for
children and adults both – the objective is fun.
The descriptions of the walks are complemented by a repository of
interesting facts, stories, and more to interest walkers. The reader
will learn a little about the history and wildlife of the
environments they explore. Beginners will also find helpful tips for
preparation and navigation.
Drainey also provides insight on how to keep younger walkers
entertained and motivated and turn the day into a fun adventure for
everyone.
About the Author:
NICK DRAINEY is a freelance journalist whose love for the outdoors is the basis for his regular contributions to
Scottish Field, Scotland on Sunday, and
The Scots Magazine. He has also done work for various other newspapers, magazines and radio shows, including
The Press Association, the Scotsman, and
the Times.
In addition to hillwalking, he enjoys photography and travelling. He
has written three walking guides and maintains a blog dedicated to
exploring Scotland’s walks and environment.
