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Highland Walks - Handpicked walks accessible from the public transport network between Perth and Inverness - cover

Highland Walks - Handpicked walks accessible from the public transport network between Perth and Inverness

Nick Drainey

Verlag: Luath Press

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Beschreibung

While other guides plot intrepid mountaineering missions, workouts and route marches, Highland Walks: Perth to Inverness, returns to the core of what walking really means. It is unhurried, leisurely, and most importantly an 'act of travelling'; an experience, not a box to be ticked.
Each walk is hand-picked to be accessible from the public transport network between Perth and Inverness, Highland Walks provides environmentally conscious and budget-friendly outings for all the family. To smooth your road, walk times and difficulty ratings are detailed for every route, alongside some extra things to see and interesting facts for curious minds.
Once you learn to lose yourself without ever leaving the path, every stroll can become an adventure.
Verfügbar seit: 19.08.2024.
Drucklänge: 144 Seiten.

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