Discover dramatic cliffs, golden beaches and a rich island heritage with this guide to 24 inland and coastal walks on Jersey. The largest of the Channel Islands, Jersey combines rugged headlands, sandy bays, green valleys and fascinating historic sites within a compact and easily explored landscape. From sweeping cliff paths to peaceful country lanes, these routes reveal the island's varied character at a relaxed pace, suitable for both newcomers and experienced walkers.

A guidebook to 25 inland and coastal walks on the islands of Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm. Exploring the beautiful scenery of the Channel Islands, the walks are suitable for beginner and experienced walkers alike.Walks range in length from 5 to 13km (3–8 miles) and some of the walks can be linked together to form 61km (38 miles) of the Channel Island Way.1:15,000 States of Guernsey maps included for each walkGPX files a...

Discover Malta and explore the three main islands of the Maltese archipelago, Malta, Gozo, and Comino, each offering their own rich history and unique character. Wander the UNESCO World Heritage city of Valletta, traverse the dramatic clifftop coastlines of Malta, meander through the quieter lanes and ancient villages of Gozo, and experience the wild circuit of tiny Comino.Suitable for beginner and experienced walkers alike, this comprehensive Cicerone guidebook by...

Discover the wild beauty of the Isles of Scilly, a remote Atlantic archipelago off the coast of Cornwall where turquoise seas, white-sand beaches and rugged granite headlands create some of the most distinctive coastal scenery in Britain. With a mild climate, abundant wildlife and peaceful island landscapes, the Isles of Scilly offer exceptional low-level walking across five inhabited islands, where coastal paths, historic sites and hidden coves are never far away....

Discover some of the best trekking in Mallorca on the GR221 – Mallorca’s Drystone Route. This spectacular long-distance trail runs 140km (87 miles) through the sun-drenched Serra de Tramuntana mountains, stretching from Port d’Andratx in the south-west to the historic town of Pollença in the north-east. Linking a string of delightful mountain villages via ancient paths and mule tracks, the GR221 offers a unique way to explore the rugged, unspoilt heart of Mallorca, far from the isl...

Experience the ultimate island-hopping adventure on the celebrated GR131, a 560km (348 mile) long-distance trail traversing the dramatic volcanic landscapes of the Canary Islands. Linking Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma, and El Hierro, this epic month-long trek reveals the archipelago’s wild scenery, from lava fields to cloud forests.For those seeking shorter escapes, the GR131 can be tackled in sections or on individual island...

Explore England's iconic Pennine Way National Trail, a formidable 426km (265-mile) route along the spine of northern England from Edale in the Peak District to Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders, crossing three national parks (Peak District, Yorkshire Dales and Northumberland) plus the North Pennines National Landscape. This challenging classic for fit, experienced walkers traces high exposed moorlands, rugged fells, and dramatic landmarks such as Kinder Scout, Malham Cove, High ...

Tackle one of Europe’s greatest trekking challenges on the GR20, Corsica’s legendary high-level route that runs the length of the island’s mountainous spine from Calinzana in the north to Conca in the south. Often described as Europe’s toughest trek, this 190km (118-mile) trail is best suited to experienced hikers as it follows rugged granite ridges and remote cols, with steep ascents, scrambling sections and exposure to rapidly changing mountain weather.This exper...

Most visitors to Mallorca never venture beyond the coast, yet rising immediately behind the shoreline lies the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage mountain range of rugged limestone peaks, ancient terraced hillsides, hidden gorges and centuries-old stone paths that rival any mountain walking destination in the Mediterranean.This comprehensive guidebook by expert author Paddy Dillon presents 50 walks across the Tramuntana, ranging from 4 to 24km (2 to 15 mi...

Discover the Wales Coast Path, Llwybr Arfordir Cymru, Britain’s longest continuous coastal trail. Stretching approximately 1400km (870 miles) from Chester in the north to Chepstow in the south, this remarkable long-distance route traces the entire Welsh coastline, linking dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, rugged headlands, historic ports and seaside towns. Suitable for through-walkers and section hikers alike, the route is waymarked and can be enjoyed in shorter segments or as an ext...

Walk Scotland’s Great Glen Way, a remarkable 120km (74-mile) long-distance trail through the Highlands from Fort William to Inverness. One of Scotland’s Great Trails, the Great Glen Way follows the Caledonian Canal and a series of lochs — including Loch Lochy, Loch Oich and the legendary Loch Ness. Achievable for first-time long-distance walkers yet rewarding for experienced hikers, this well-waymarked route offers flexible daily distances and good transport links, making it an ide...

Discover one of Europe’s best alpine treks on the French Alps section of the GR5, a classic long-distance route from Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) to the Mediterranean coast at Nice or Menton. Spanning around 600 km (373 miles), this section of the GR5 weaves its way through some of the Alps’ most spectacular landscapes, crossing high mountain passes, glacial valleys and traditional alpine villages, appealing to adventurous hikers with a strong fitness base and a love of long-distance wa...