Chamonix Mont Blanc

Martin Collins

Cicerone Pr Ltd

Walking the South Pennines

Travel

Gladys Sellers

Europe

Walking the French Alps: Gr5

Sports & Outdoors

Collins, Martin

Hiking & Camping

Via Ferrata: Scrambles in the Dolomites

Hofler/Werner

Individual Sports

Greece is not all sun and sea - three-quarters of the country is mountains. They are unexplored, undeveloped and very beautiful. Though rugged, Alpine meadows soften the harshness of the crags, forests fill the ravines, and springs and rivers abound - especially in central and northern Greece. Originally published in 1986, this is the first comprehensive guide to the Greek mountains to appear in any language. As well as detailed descriptions of hiking routes, it provides background information about mountain life and practical help with getting around, accommodation, etc. The hikes range from a month-long traverse of the Pindos range to day-length walks on the outskirts of Athens. Of all grades, they are well within the capabilities of a reasonably fit and committed walker.

The Mountains of Greece

Salmon, Tim

The leading practical manual for the walker, covering equipment, safety, navigation, survival and photography.. The Hillwalker's WorldWeather and seasons, physical features, altitude and nature, organisations, hill environment. EquipmentFootwear, clothing, rucksacks, winter, equipment care. NavigationUsing the map, compass work, other methods of navigation. TechniquesRoute planning, preparation, footcare, group leadership, solo walking, walking technique. Survival Being prepared, dealing with natural hazards, accident and rescue. PhotographyCameras, lenses, filters, tripods, film, storage, techniques, sharp photographs, light, composition

The Hillwalker's Manual

<p>Guide to walking, trekking and climbing in the Turkish mountains of the Ala Dag, which consist of five main valley systems, each narrow and steep sided with hanging valleys. Covers climbs, walks and treks in the Cimbar and Kayacik valleys; the Yedi Gol, the Emli and Siyirma valleys; and the Kokorot and Kara Gol valleys.</p>

The Ala Dag, Climbs and Treks in Turkeys Crimson Mountai

Tuzel, O. B.

In New Zealand long walks are known as 'tramps' and this book describes the best of them. In North Island, three areas are described including the circuit of Mt Egmont, whilst in the more mountainous South Island there are five areas with eleven popular tracks including the famous Milford Track - one of the classic walks of the world. The author is particularly good at explaining the requirements for walking in New Zealand, the transport and types of accommodation available. New Zealand is one of the finest countries in the world to tour on foot. This island's diverse and scenic wild areas make it a paradise for the self-sufficient traveller, known variously as a tramper, backpacker, hiker or bushwalker. There is additional information on the geographic area of each track, its climate and weather and its history. Notes on each track also provide information on nearby accommodation, available tours or guiding, maps, special equipment needed, and access. This book is meant to encourage people of all ages and nationalities to enjoy the New Zealand country and tracks. Opportunities abound for anyone with a minimum of equipment, a sense of adventure, and a willing spirit. The rest is up to you!

Classic Tramps in New Zealand

Roos, Constance

Annapurna: A Trekker's Guide

Reynolds, Kev

Guidebook by local expert Gillian Price to walking and trekking in the Central Italian Alps, Italy, Europe presenting a kaleidoscope of walking routes through Italy's largest National Park as well as several Nature Parks. Unusual wildlife, brilliant flora at incredible altitudes, desolate glacial valleys and picturesque legends about the icy realms are regular features of itineraries that touch on ancient irrigation channels, medieval castles, Romanesque churches, First World War fortifications, traditional farm life and comfortable refuges that serve mouth-watering local dishes? all accessible using the extensive network of public transport. The itineraries described follow well-marked and numbered paths for the most part, ranging from wide easy tracks through woods to tiring moraine debris and snow crossings. Preference has been given to circular routes or traverses connecting different valleys - as well as the psychological satisfaction they provide, they can be split up into individual sections as short day-walks. Alternative accesses and exits are given when possible. This guide offers the walker and trekker a vast range of adaptable routes for all the family, through an area hitherto unknown to English-speaking walkers.

Walking in the Central Italian Alps

Price, Gillian

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