Free walking route maps...

DrFluffy

...fancy making the most of the sun this weekend, before it potentially !!!!!!s off until next May? May be one of the 56 free maps on here might come in handy/give you inspiration (and or motivation!)

http://www.go4awalk.com/walks/freewalksmap.php

Routes marked 1-3 are 'easy'; 4-6 'moderate' and 7 plus for the hard core!

I translate that into: routes marked 1-3 = bring a couple of bottles of wine with your picnic; 4-6 = may be a cheeky one in a pub en-route; 7 plus = er... more tea vicar?

Enjoy

betterbargains4u

DrFluffy wrote:

...fancy making the most of the sun this weekend, before it potentially !!!!!!s off until next May? May be one of the 56 free maps on here might come in handy/give you inspiration (and or motivation!)

http://www.go4awalk.com/walks/freewalksmap.php

Routes marked 1-3 are 'easy'; 4-6 'moderate' and 7 plus for the hard core!

I translate that into: routes marked 1-3 = bring a couple of bottles of wine with your picnic; 4-6 = may be a cheeky one in a pub en-route; 7 plus = er... more tea vicar?

Enjoy

Not many free walks in my area.
Why does it also ask you to pay £14.95 to sign up??

DrFluffy

All the walking route maps are free to download in .pdf format...

If you chose to subscribe, which you absoultely do not have to do, then you can download the above route to GPS/other remote devices; you also have access to 100's of walks...

This site was advertised in 'High' magazine a little while ago, and I didn't want to post until I'd tried a walk. I have to say the maps are fairly impressive, easy to follow etc...

Chuggy

DrFluffy wrote:

All the walking route maps are free to download in .pdf format...

If you chose to subscribe, which you absoultely do not have to do,

Some of us like us beds to much.

DrFluffy

Chuggy wrote:

Some of us like us beds to much.

You could attach wheels to your bed and get someone to push you round