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THE RIDGEWAY
Sparky Walking Guides
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The Ridgeway - possibly the country's oldest path - follows the central section of the mighty swathe of chalk that cuts across England from the Dorset to the Norfolk coasts. Between Avebury in Wiltshire and Ivinghoe Beacon in Buckinghamshire, it winds, undemandingly, for 87 miles along a trail of two halves, with the Thames providing its midpoint. The wide-open spaces of the bare North Wessex Downs are rich in prehistoric treasures and soul-cleansing views, while the Chilterns to the east are cosier, more populated, more heavily wooded. Step out and back in time on this classic ancient route.
Cordee Code: | CWS693 |
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Page Size: | 123 x 186 mm |
No of Pages: | 96 |
ISBN13: | 9781739411213 |
Author: | Peter Burton & Jon Cox |
Published Date: | February 2024 |
Edition: | 1ST ED, 2024 |
Binding: | Paperback |
Illustrations: | Colour photos and OS mapping |
Weight: | 192g |
Product Type: | Book |
? the latest 1:25,000 OS mapping, with the trail highlighted so you can see it at a glance
? intriguing information on every page, bringing alive the richness of the country around you - past and present, seen and unseen
? a handy slip-into-your-pocket design, with cover flaps to mark your page
? planning info - practical help to plan your hike, including an overview map of the whole trail
? stage descriptors, giving you an overview of what to expect on each leg
? accommodation ideas - B&Bs, hotels, pubs and campsites close to the path
? links to inspirational resources - websites and books to help you dive deeper
? flora & fauna - pictorial guides to nature's riches along the trail
? intriguing information on every page, bringing alive the richness of the country around you - past and present, seen and unseen
? a handy slip-into-your-pocket design, with cover flaps to mark your page
? planning info - practical help to plan your hike, including an overview map of the whole trail
? stage descriptors, giving you an overview of what to expect on each leg
? accommodation ideas - B&Bs, hotels, pubs and campsites close to the path
? links to inspirational resources - websites and books to help you dive deeper
? flora & fauna - pictorial guides to nature's riches along the trail