Description
Map coverage from Ilkley to Windermere.
The Dales Way follows a landscape of rivers, valleys, and cultural heritage sites before the trail reaches the outskirts of the Lake District. This map booklet covers the entire route between Ilkley and Bowness-on-Windermere. It provides a continuous overview of the connections between villages and stages, even when you only wish to walk selected parts of the route.
OS maps in a detailed scale.
1:25,000 Ordnance Survey maps show the trail and the surrounding landscape. The maps can be used when following the route in either direction and are collected in a compact format for use on the go. This makes it easier to find the correct section than if you had to handle several separate map sheets during the same trek.
A standalone map booklet that complements the guidebook.
This product features map coverage as its primary content. The separate Cicerone guide, Walking the Dales Way, provides more comprehensive route descriptions and practical planning material. The map booklet is included in the current guidebook, so it is advisable to check what you already have if you are considering both products or need to supplement a previous edition before your trip.
For the entire trip and shorter stages.
The map booklet is suitable both when following the trail continuously and when choosing a day trip near one of the valleys. The Dales Way is relatively moderate, but distance and terrain should still be considered during planning. Combine the maps with updated information on transport and accommodation to ensure an arrangement that suits your party and the time you have available.
A long tradition of hiking guides.
Cicerone has published guidebooks since 1969. The publisher emerged among climbers and mountaineers who wanted to share thorough knowledge of their routes – a tradition that still characterizes these compact books for walking, trekking, and other outdoor experiences.
About this edition.
Author: Terry Marsh. English language. 48 pages. Second edition, published in 2021. ISBN 9781786310941.
