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East Midlands including the Peak District, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire
1001 Walking Tips by Paul Besley is a light-hearted and informative guide to all kinds of walking.
Price: £25.00
Price: £17.50
Famous for being the home of the Peak District National Park
(three-quarters of its 550 square miles lies within the county),
Derbyshire is filled with natural appeal.
This book represents a new concept in Lincolnshire walking guides. Taking as its base the historic City of Lincoln the walks lie within an approximately 15-mile radius of the city’s centre; that is to say about half an hour’s drive – at the most – for the majority of its residents.
Price: £4.99
The northern area of the Peak District National Park rising beyond the Vale of Edale and Hope Valley contains the three moorland domes of Kinder Scout – the highest point in the Park – Bleaklow and Black Hill. It is a wild area of peat moorland dotted with eroded gritstone outcrops through which the Pennine Way National Trail passes.
Price: £4.99
This handy, hardback pocket guide to the mainly gritstone eastern fringes of the Peak District National Park makes a grand companion for anyone interested in exploring the area on foot with ten routes ranging in length from a modest 3.25 miles (6 kms) to 8.5 miles (13.5 kms).
The Lincolnshire Wolds comprise an area of approximately 216 square miles / 558 square kilometres. In recent years the delights of its quiet, unspoilt countryside which offer great walking opportunities have become better known and appreciated.
Price: £4.99
This handy, hardback pocket guide to the western margins of the Peak District National Park makes a great companion for anyone intending to explore the area on foot. The ten routes described range in length from a modest 2 miles (3.25 kms) to 10 miles (16 kms).
Price: £4.99
These delightful dales contain arguably some of the finest limestone river scenery in Britain. The White Peak, which occupies the central and southern areas of the National Park, is a gentle, rolling green landscape criss-crossed by seemingly countless walled enclosures, scattered with charming upland villages and etched by enchanting valleys and dales.
Price: £4.99
The Pennine Journey is a challenging circular walk, 247 miles long, passing through the wonderful variety of terrain and scenery that the north of England offers.
Discover the best of Derbyshire by foot with this beautifully presented, slim line walking guide exploring 50 of the regions best routes of 2 to 10 miles.
Price: £9.99
The Peak District is a remarkable area of contrasting yet compatible
characters: the rolling limestone of White Peak country and the
brooding, atmospheric moorland of Dark Peak terrain.
