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AA 40 Walks in Devon - This compact and handy guide to short walks in Devon features walks between one and four miles long which can be covered in a morning or afternoon. There is an introduction for each walk giving background on the area, it's history, wildlife and other points of interest; plus key information panels providing a summary of distance, time, gradient and ascent, level of difficulty, type of surface and access, landscape, dog friendliness, refreshments, parking and public toilets. Each walk has a highly detailed map and clear, easy-to-follow route directions. Published June 11.	AA 30 Short Walks in Devon - Handy pocket-sized box of 30 short walking routes in Devon. Contained within the box are 30 cards each with a short walking route, so you can easily take it with you on the walk for reference. All of the walks featured are between 1 and 4 miles long meaning they can be tackled in a morning or afternoon. Key panels give details on distance, gradient, difficulty, surface and other practical advice. Published August 11.	AA 50 Walks - Devon, 2nd Edition  - Walking is one of Britain's favourite leisure activities, and this guide features a variety of mapped walks to suit all abilities. The book features all the practical detail you need, accompanied by fascinating background reading on the history and wildlife of Devon, as well as other local points of interest. All walks are annotated with places to visit along the way, including tea rooms and pubs, with extra details on their character and the food on offer. Every walk is given a summary of distance, time, gradient, level of difficulty, type of surface and access, landscape, dog friendliness, parking and public toilets. Published February 09. K
South West Coast Path, Dorset and South Devon Coast - Plymouth to Poole Harbour, Henry Stedman and Joel Newton.  Published February 13.  Available for pre-order.	Tarka Line Walks, Peter Craske - Tarka Line Walks provides the best way to explore Devon’s spectacular countryside with 60 scenic rail-trails starting and finishing at one of the Tarka Line’s 13 stations. Rather than taking the car, experience the historic Tarka Line and use Tarka Line Walks to hop on and off at the station of your choice and discover the charm and beauty of the surrounding countryside. Whether you’re a local walker or holiday-maker, Tarka Line Walks has over 300 miles of walking so you’ll have new routes to take each time you visit, all in one practical and handy guide. With large-scale ordnance survey maps and clear route descriptions, each walk is very easy to follow, plus colour photos to illustrate the route. Tarka Line Walks includes a range of walk distance from 3 to 7 miles so whatever your ability they’ll be a walk that fits you, each walk also includes: Clear route instructions and directions, Commentary on features and history en-route, Refreshment stop recommendations, Large scale OS maps and colour photographs Plus railway memorabilia of the 39-mile, 157-year history of the Tarka Line itself. Published April 13.  Available for pre-order.	Circular Walks in East Devon Including the Blackdown Hills, Simone Stanbrook-Byrne and James Clancy.  Published October 12.
North Devon Walks: New Walks in the North Devon Countryside, Sue Viccars - Inside Pathfinder Guide to North Devon Walks are 28 fantastic country walks designed for walkers of all abilities. Ranging from 2-13 miles in length, each circular walk takes in some of the many delights of the North Devon countryside - known for its dramatic coastline, wide sandy bays and woodland that runs right to the cliff edge. Pathfinder Guide to North Devon Walks contains walks along the South West Coast Path between Foreland Point and Marsland Mouth as well as walks that offer the opportunity to visit some more unusual locations such as Lundy Island. Pathfinder Guide to North Devon Walks lets the walker enjoy some of the best walking destinations in the county, from the Two Moors Way and the Tarka Trail to the Exe Valley and the ever-popular Clovelly and the Valley of Rocks. From the Hartland promontory and Heddon's Mouth to the calm tranquillity of Bideford Bay and Braunton Burrows, each walk in Pathfinder Guide to North Devon Walks is accompanied by clear, large-scale Ordnance Survey route maps and GPS waypoints to help you navigate your hike with ease. There is also a wealth of useful information accompanying each walk, including good pubs nearby, where to park before you start your walk and places of interest en route. Published March 11.	Exploring Green Lanes and the Stories they Tell -North and North West Devon, Valerie Belsey -  The green lanes of Devon have been walked by those who had to do so to earn their daily bread: from the silver mine workers of Combe Martin, the poachers of Littleham, the wool jobbers of Exmoor, the glovers of Torrington, the clay miners of Peters Marland, the Bible Christian farm worker preachers of North Lew, the rebel Captain Swing rioters of Swimbridge, the potters of Fremington - to Ernest Bevin, the farm labouring son of Copplestone who eventually became Foreign Secretary. "Exploring Green Lanes in North and North-West Devon" lists 50 walks, each one provided with public transport information, historical and ecological facts, and clues for children to discover fascinating facts en route. Some of these walks are not circular; most are linked to bus and train routes, the author's mode of travel when writing the book.The explorations go through many different habitats: coastal areas, moorland, valley bottoms, ridgeways, harroways and woodlands. The maps are based on Ordnance Survey maps, fifty or more years old, showing clearly the industries once in place. But although these have often disappeared, the pattern of the lanes remains the same today.  Published June 08.	Exploring Green Lanes and the Stories they Tell - South and South East Devon, Valerie Belsey - Here is a chance to leave the car behind and penetrate deep into the South Devon countryside with only the birds for company. Valerie Belsey has gathered together 50 walks which take you through wooded slopes, high heathland, river valleys, sheltered coves, exposed headlands and rolling grassland. She looks at the history of these routes, and the stories that surround them; the smugglers ways in from the coast, the mine workers who had to walk a long way to their quarries, the lace makers who trudged through the lanes bringing lace to Honiton and the drovers moving their animals from one farm to the next.  Featured on the walks are castles and ancient monuments, and lively historical heroes such as Thomas Wakley, founder of The Lancet, Cavaliers fleeing from Roundheads, a poet seeking an Ancient Mariner and some tanners still working in a small town based industry. These 50 lanes readily complement those already explored in "Exploring Green Lanes in the South Hams" and lead the walker forth once again into the 'labyrinth of brambly burrow lanes' (with only a bus ticket to protect you!).  Published September 08.
Circular Walks in Central Devon, Simone Stanbrook-Byrne and James Clancy - The countryside of central Devon is often overlooked by walkers in favour of the coasts and moors, but it has much to offer: hidden paths, woodlands, patchwork hillsides and deep valleys. Having lived in this area for much of their lives, the authors bring you their collection of favoured routes in out-of-the-way places, as well as some better-known beauty spots. More than just a walking guide, each route includes details of local watering holes for refreshment, places to stay and nearby places of interest. Historic notes, authors' tips and pointers on natural history are also included. The exceptional photography which accompanies each walk tempts the reader to venture out and share the authors' love of Devon's great outdoors. Published February 11.	A Dozen Dramatic Walks in Devon, Simone Stanbrook-Byrne and James Clancy - These twelve circular routes, which incorporate the county's most stunning scenery, are for walkers who like drama, amazing views and a sense of accomplishment at the end of the day. Taking in some of Devon's most beautiful landscapes, this book is primarily aimed at those who don't mind putting a little effort into their day's walking. However, options on shorter or easier routes are given where practical for those who prefer less of a challenge. Encompassing the best of what Devon has to offer, this book introduces the walker to glorious coastline, expansive moorland and deep gorges, as well as gentle, picturesque river valleys and idyllic villages. More than just a walking guide, each route includes details of local watering holes for refreshment, places to stay and nearby places of interest. Historic notes, authors' tips and pointers on natural history are also included. A Dozen Dramatic Walks in Devon will also appeal to photographers who are sure to find plenty of subject matter along these fabulous routes. The exceptional photography which accompanies each walk tempts the reader to venture out and share the authors' love of Devon's great outdoors.  Published December 10.	Battlefield Walks - Devon, Rupert Matthews - A peaceful county today, Devon has seen clashes between Dumnonian and Welsh kings in the seventh century, Viking raids in the tenth and eleventh centuries and baronial uprisings in the fifteenth century. In 1549 the so-called Prayer Book Rebellion led to violent skirmishes at Sampford Courtney, Fenny Bridges and Clyst St Mary. It was the Civil War in the mid-seventeenth century that brought the greatest bloodshed to the county. Rupert Matthews, 'the History Man', presents eighteen guided walks around the battlefields of Devon. He provides an account of events as they unfolded on the ground along with full background and context. His expertise, descriptive powers and lively enthusiasm bring the drama of history vividly to life.  Published April 08.
A Boot up Devon's Jurassic Coast, Rodney Legg - Iron-staining has given us the warm pinks and reds of Devon's sandstone cliffs. Behind the coast on the Devon side of the border, the landscape rises and falls into a series of deep-cut valleys between high plateaus of wild or wooded pebbled-heaths. Between the hills run the rivers that provide the root elements for many place names, notably the Exe, Otter, Sid and Axe.The ten circular walks, ranging from 4 to 11 miles, suit the needs of families, groups of friends or individuals looking for a gentle stroll or a longer walk, and reflect the many varied facets of the area - its people, its history, and its working landscape and will help first time visitors to experience some of the great scenery the area has to offer. Many of the walks feature a pub along the route.  Halsgrove's new-format guidebook, containing maps, photographs and useful information will ensure a great walking experience. Packed with colour, the book is an ideal reminder of a visit to the area. Published August 09.	A Boot up North Devon, Rosanna Rothery - Imagine a walker's paradise - beautiful, tranquil, majestic yet also dramatic and wild, with a magnificent coastal path plus some of the best beaches in the country. Well that paradise is right here. With spectacular contrasts in scenery, North Devon offers incredible attractions for families and groups of friends looking for an active and interesting day out. Two outstanding Heritage Coasts, the stunning Tarka Trail and the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve at Braunton Burrows make it one of the most enticing landscapes in the UK to discover. In this book there are ten rambles to suit everyone whether you are looking for a longer walk or a relaxed stroll and the chance to find out more about the area's history, countryside, myths and mysteries. Whether it's marching in a maelstrom or sauntering in the sunshine, it's well worth taking a walk in Rosanna Rothery's boots.  Published August 08.	A Boot Up the Blackdown Hills, Rodney Legg - The Blackdown Hills remain a well-kept secret. Though straddling the central boundaries of Devon and Somerset the area is unknown to many in each county. Despite being crossed in the south by the A30, the A303 and the A35, much of the area is truly remote. It more than justifies designation as an area of outstanding natural beauty though official confirmation was a long time coming. This is a lush landscape that can boast all shades of green, from virtual yellows in spring through to the deep greens of its ancient woods. Although this can sometimes make pastures, valleys and woods blend almost imperceptibly into each other, expect some superb walking country across the Blackdown Hills. The ten circular walks, ranging from 4 to 9 miles, suit the needs of families, groups of friends or individuals looking for a gentle stroll or a longer walk, and reflect the many varied facets of the area - its people, its history, and its working landscape and will help first time visitors to experience some of the great scenery the area has to offer. Many of the walks feature a pub along the route. Halsgrove's new-format guidebook, containing maps, photographs and useful information will ensure a great walking experience. Packed with colour, the book is an ideal reminder of a visit to the area. Published August 09.
A Boot Up the South West Coast Path South Devon, Philip Carter - Many people have discovered the South West Coast Path by walking a section of it, some indeed with intent, but quite a few others have simply stumbled across it whilst on holiday. One can walk the whole 630 miles from Minehead to Poole Harbour but the 10 walks in this book are mostly circular, using the Coastal Path as part of the walk. In this way the walker can sample some of the best sections of the long-distance path in South Devon while not having to retrace their steps. Published June 10. For More on South-West Coast Path see Long Distance Books	A Boot Up Mining Walks in Cornwall and West Devon, Peter Hancock - A Boot Up Mining Walks in Cornwall and West Devon offers fresh ideas and gives a different perspective to a familiar ramble. Whether crossing open moor or walking along a coastal path, trekking through wooded valleys or following a long abandoned canal, it is a convenient pocket-sized companion designed to add an extra dimension to the enjoyment of a leisurely walk. Published June 11.	A Boot Up the Tamar Valley, Terry Faull - From its source on the moors close to the north Cornish coast, the River Tamar runs 50 miles before emptying into the sea at Plymouth Sound. All along its route is an abundance of beautiful scenery and a rich variety of human and natural history. The ten walks in this Book invite you to explore the Tamar Valley along the tidal reaches in the south and also excursions in the higher parts of the Valley to see ancient churches and farms and places rich in wildflowers and birdsong. Distances vary but none is more than five miles long and each walk is designed for those who enjoy a leisurely amble and who like to stop to quietly enjoy the beauty and history of this special Valley. Published March 10. A Boot Up the River Teign, Philip Carter.  Published June 11.
South Devon and Dartmoor Walks, Brian Conduit - This new revised and updated edition of South Devon & Dartmoor Walks from Pathfinder is even better than ever. This collection of walks complements Pathfinder Dartmoor, an area acclaimed as the last great wilderness in Britain. The haunting beauty of the central moorland studded with old tin mines and one of Britain's highest concentrations of historic remains is explored on several routes through the national park, including those passing Vixen Tor, one of the tallest and most distinctive granite tors on Dartmoor, Princetown and Buckfastleigh Moor. However, there are also explorations of the hills, river valleys and picturesque villages of the surrounding countryside the South Hams and south-east Devon, and especially the spectacular coastline. Pathfinder Guides are Britain s best loved walking guides. They are the perfect companion for country walks throughout Britain. Each title features 28 circular walks with easy-to-follow route descriptions, all tried and tested by seasoned walkers. The routes range from extended strolls to exhilarating hikes, so there is something for everyone. Published November 09.	Pathfinder South Devon and Dartmoor, Sue Viccars - This collection of walks complements Pathfinder Dartmoor, an area acclaimed as the last great wilderness in Britain. The haunting beauty of the central moorland studded with old tin mines and one of Britain's highest concentrations of historic remains is explored on several routes through the national park, including those passing Vixen Tor, one of the tallest and most distinctive granite tors on Dartmoor, Princetown and Buckfastleigh Moor. However, there are also explorations of the hills, river valleys and picturesque villages of the surrounding countryside the South Hams and south-east Devon, and especially the spectacular coastline. Published June 12.	South Devon Leisure Walks, Brian Conduit - This new revised and updated edition of South Devon Short Walks is even better than ever. South Devon is famed above all for its magnificent rugged coast, stretching from Plymouth in the west to Seaton in the east, a coastline of imposing sandstone cliffs broken into by long winding estuaries and traversed throughout by the South West Path. Punctuating this coast are a series of popular seaside resorts, both large and small, historic ports and picturesque fishing villages. The many delightful and historic old towns include Totnes and Dartmoor and, above all, the cathedral city of Exeter. And do not forget that the local delicacies of cider, pasties and cream teas add to the overall enjoyment of a walk in South Devon. Crimson Short Walks are the ideal companion to short walks for all ages. Perfect for families, weekend breaks or anyone looking for a short walk option, this series of over 30 guides contain the best 20 circular short walks in each area. Published March 10.
Bude to Barnstaple, Ruth Luckhurst - Packed with accessible local and historical information, the route of each walk is overlaid onto a stunning aerial photograph, showing walkers the landscape and features, followed by a description of each walk and information about the area. The essential walking companion for families and serious walkers alike with a variety of walks to suit all ages and abilities. Produced to a high standard whilst maintaining an affordable price of just GBP4.95. These books will appeal to families and individuals wishing to explore and understand the area as well as photographers, travellers, visitors to the region, geologists and local historians. They also make an excellent gift. Each volume in the series of 11 titles will contain over 50 photos and illustrations supported by an engaging and informative text. Published May 12.  Also: Barnstaple to Minehead Plymouth to Falmouth	Coastal Walks in South West England, Sue Viccars - Are you planning a holiday to Devon, Cornwall or the Jurassic Coast? Do you enjoy a walk with stunning coastal scenery? The South West Coast Path is the UK's most popular National Trail with Tintagel voted the best walk in Britain in a survey of 4,000 readers of Country Walking magazine. Pathfinder Guide to Coastal Walks in South West England takes walkers and holidaymakers to the most scenic sections of the South West Coast without needing to walk all 635 miles. Selected from Pathfinder Guides covering South West England, this collection of 30 coastal walks ranges from 2-13 miles in length and is suitable for walkers of all abilities. With walks ranging from family rambles to challenging hikes, each circular walk takes in some of the many delights of the dramatic coastline of South West England from Somerset and Devon to Cornwall and Dorset. Each walk in Pathfinder Guide to Coastal Walks in South West England is accompanied by clear, large-scale Ordnance Survey route maps and GPS waypoints to help you navigate your walk with ease. There is also a wealth of useful information accompanying each walk, including good pubs nearby and places of interest en route. Published May 11.	Exmoor and North Devon Coast Path, Henry Stedman and Joel Newton - Practical guide with 53 large scale maps (1:20,000). Includes accommodation guide, pubs and restaurants and public transport information. This new guide covers the first section of the South West Coast Path, from Minehead to Bude (125 miles). This spectacular route passes through the Exmoor National Park following the highest coastline in England (over 800ft), through numerous idyllic villages such as Lynton and Clovelly, around Barnstaple Bay and Hartland Point to the seaside resort of Bude just over the border with Cornwall. The guide includes 53 large-scale walking maps; itineraries for all walkers; practical information for all budgets - guides to 30 towns and villages showing where to stay, where to eat, what to see, plus detailed street plans; comprehensive public transport information; flora and fauna; four page full colour flower guide, plus an illustrated section on local wildlife; responsible tourism; and GPS waypoints. Published May 12.  5 Full Day Walks in North Devon, Bryan Cath - A 24 page full colour booklet offering circular walks of about 7to 10 miles long in North Devon. Each walk has information on the highlights of the walk, its distance, how difficult it is and useful information such as toilets, eating place and public transport nearby. There is a brief description of the walk and directions to the start. Published March 12 5 Half Day Walks in North Devon, Bryan Cath - A 24 page full colour booklet offering circular walks of 3.5 to 6.5 miles long in North Devon. The walks include Arlington Court (NT) and various including the Hartland Peninsula. Published March 12 If you have difficulty obtaining the above 2 titles please contact us. Email
Town Walks in Devon, Simone Stanbrook-Byrne and James Clancy - Town Walks in Devon is full of delightful surprises and interesting facts bringing to life the history of the towns visited. Reading up on the walks at home, before embarking, is another added pleasure.  Published December 11.	North Devon Coastal Walks, William Fricker.  Published June 11.	Walk! Devon, Alan and Kate Hobbs and David and Carol Hitt - Adventurous walking tastes are as varied as Devon's many landscapes. There's always something special to explore from spectacular coastlines and wild moors to pretty villages and tranquil river valleys. Walk! Devon delivers walking experiences of the highest quality. Its amazing geological history has created a multi-faceted landscape ranging from rough uncut cliff faces to polished sun kissed sands, crystal clear waters and smooth rounded hills; even the luminous Devon air adds clarity and sparkle to the brilliance of the landscape. 40 fully detailed walk descriptions, plus short walk alternatives, including OS maps and colour photos by the authors of Walk! Dartmoor and Walk! Exmoor.  Published July 07.
Lonley Planet, Devon Cornwall and Southwest England - New European Regionals format means loads more colour, better maps and an easier-to-read layout. Coverage incl. Bristol and the counties of Somerset and Dorset, along with Devon and Cornwall. Even more coverage of popular activities in the region - walking, cycling, riding. Authors local to the area. Published Jan 11	Circular Walks in North Devon, Simone Stanbrook-Byrne and James Clancy - Circular Walks in North Devon is the third title in this series and offer 15 routes through the beautiful, and often dramatic, countryside of North Devon, including some of Exmoor.  As well as fabulous coastal walking the guide also explores parts of the less well known areas.  The book contains clear, precise directions for walkers and includes details of places to eat and facilities en route, places to stay, wildlife and history notes.  Published April 13.  Available for pre-order	Walking the South Coast of England, David Bathurst - A Complete Guide to Walking the South-facing Coasts of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Hampshire (including the Isle of Wight), Sussex and Kent, from Lands End to the South Foreland. Every year, people flock to England’s south coast to visit heritage sites or simply to relax on the beach. But to see the real beauty that these glorious counties have to offer, pick up this detailed guide to some of the best walking in Britain. David Bathurst has walked 650 miles of coast, taking in breath-taking natural landscapes and significant landmarks on the way. With rugged cliffs and ancient cathedral cities, historic ports and wonderful wildlife, there’s something for everyone; whether you’re a seasoned hiker ready to take on the entire walk, or a summertime stroller who wants to experience this rewarding ramble in smaller doses. Published May 08
Adventurous Pub Walks in Devon, Michael Bennie - Twenty circular walks all varying in length between 7-12 miles and are based on good local pubs including routes near Bigbury, Belstone, Woodbury, Hartland Quay, Chudleigh and Ilfracombe. With maps and photographs.  Published May 03.	Pocket Pub Walks, Devon, Michael Bennie - This is a pocket-size collection of fifteen circular walks each based on a local pub serving good food. It includes routes near Ilfracombe, Chulmleigh, North Tawton, Seaton, Hexworthy and Totnes, with maps and photographs. Published May 07. Pub Strolls in Devon, Michael Bennie - This work features thirty short circular walks based on good local pubs. It includes routes near Barnstable, Okehampton, Plymouth, Exeter and Tiverton, with maps and photographs in full colour.  Published April 02.	Pub Walks in Exmoor and North Devon, Charles Whynne-Hammond - A collection of twenty circular walks based on good local pubs, with maps and photographs.  Published May 08.
Village Walks in Devon, Michael Bennie - Thirty circular walks that explore Devon's beautiful villages including Combe Martin, Iddesleigh, Dunsford, Bere Ferres and Loddiswell.   Published April 98.	Drive and Stroll in Devon, Michael Bennie - This is a collection of twenty circular routes for those who enjoy a country drive to an attractive spot for a refreshing walk. It includes routes near Hartland Point, South Molton, Honiton, Exeter and Plymouth, along with maps and photographs. Published April 06.	Waterside Walks in Devon, Michael Bennie - 20 walks of between 2 and 8 miles. Includes the Taw Estuary, the Grand Western Canal, the Teign Gorge, the Becky Falls and the coast at Lynmouth, Dawlish and Bigbury.  Published April 99.

MORE MAPS A-Z Devon Visitors Map Published March '10 South West Coast Path 1, Minehead to Bude (Walker's Route S) Harvey. Published July 11 South West Coast Path 4, The Lizard to Plymouth (Walker's Route S) Harvey. Published June 11 South West Coast Path 5, Plymouth to Sidmouth (Walker's Route S) Harvey. Published Feb 09 South West Coast Path 6,  Sidmouth to South Haven Point (Walker's Route S) Harvey. Published Feb 09 AA Leisure Map Torbay and South Dartmoor - A brand new range of 30 AA sheet maps utilising the 1:50,000 data supplied by the Ordnance Survey. The Leisure series uses optimised map coverage centered on the more popular areas of the country for leisure activities, including towns and rural areas. This map has the familiar look and style of OS mapping, with improved coverage of the featured areas. Published April 12 AA Leisure Map Exeter, Sidmouth and Torbay. Published April 12

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