Adventure Atlases

What Is and Isn’t Shown on A-Z Maps

Have you ever noticed that your A-Z street map shows public toilets, speed cameras, postcode districts, and even house numbers on main roads? On the other hand, have you ever wondered why your A-Z doesn’t show height contours, roadworks or the outlines of pavements? You could probably think of a… Read More

Yorkshire Three Peaks | Yorkshire Dales Map

The Yorkshire Dales National Park is a place of outstanding natural beauty. It is home to sublimely scenic valleys, remote rolling hills, and some interesting geology, including limestone pavement and large cave systems. The variety of landscapes makes it excellent walking country. The highest points in the Yorkshire Dales are… Read More

Guess the National Park Competition

It’s competition time! We’re giving you a chance to win an Adventure Atlas. A-Z Adventure Atlases have the accuracy and quality of OS Explorer mapping and are indexed within a single book, making them the perfect companion for walkers, off-road cyclists, horse riders and anyone wishing to explore this… Read More

The Broads

The Broads is a vast network of waterways in Norfolk and Suffolk, formed from seven connected rivers. The broads themselves are lakes formed from flooded medieval peat diggings, and are often found alongside the rivers. A national park covers 303 square kilometres, making it Britain’s largest protected wetland. The waterways… Read More

About the Adventure Atlas Series

The A-Z Adventure Atlases provide accurate and detailed OS Explorer mapping in a slim book format. Walkers and other off-road adventurers can now carry their Ordnance Survey (OS) mapping in a convenient single indexed book, rather than as a large sheet map. In this week’s blog, we explore this new… Read More

Walking in the Peak District

Walking in the Peak District National Park can cater for many different tastes, with the contrasting landscapes of the White and Dark Peaks. It is easily accessible from Sheffield, Manchester and the Midlands and there is plenty for visitors to see. The contrast between quiet limestone dales and wild upland… Read More

Short New Year walks in the Lake District

Taking one of these short New Year walks in the Lake District area is a great response to over-indulgence during the festive season. Escape the confines of town or city, and find time to contemplate those New Year’s resolutions in the crisp, fresh air and wide open spaces (even if you… Read More

Top ten tips for walking during winter

Despite the shorter days and the colder weather, the winter season can be a fantastic time for getting out and exploring the Great British countryside. Here are our top ten tips for walking during winter: Keep watch for the winter sun The short days and winter gloom make those crisp,… Read More

Four great walks along the South West Coast Path

Few places in the UK can compete with the South West Coast path for breathtaking scenery. This world-renowned 630-mile coastal trail with stunning views, takes in rich wildlife habitats, geological preserves, national heritage attractions, pretty towns and villages, guaranteeing you a memorable experience. Whether you are looking for a pleasant… Read More

Three Lake District Easy Walks

What could be a better way to unwind than by taking a refreshing walk in the famed Lake District? Whether ambling around the shore of a serenely tranquil lake, or traversing across a jagged ridge, The Lakes have walks for all ages and abilities. Walking in the Lake District will… Read More