50 Classic Routes on Scottish Mountains

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Similar grading grids used as to Storer's bestselling 100 Best Routes on Scottish Mountains (0 7515 1890 5). This book selects locations across the Highlands to provide 50 classic routes. These are then graded so the walker can easily choose his/her route according to his or her ability and experience.

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Title	50 Classic Routes on Scottish Mountains
Author	Ralph Storer
Binding	Paperback
ISBN-13	9781842820919
No. of Pages	128
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Author Bio	Bestselling author of such books as The Joy of Hillwalking, 50 Best Routes on Skye and Raasay and 100 Best Routes on Scottish Mountains. He has walked extensively all over the world but feels particularly at home in the Scottish Highlands, where he can often be seen investigating routes.
Back Cover Copy	Following on from 100 Best Routes on Scottish Mountains and 50 Best Routes on Skye and Raasay, this new volume of fifty routes, updated from the hardback edition, completes Storer's best-selling series of guidebooks to the best of Scottish hillwalking. Like its companion volumes, 50 Classic Routes again ranges across the Highlands and Islands to provide an outstanding cross-section of routes, from gentle hillwalks to thrilling scrambles, from popular Munros to less well-known but equally rewarding mountains that will be a revelation even to those who think they know the Highlands well. All routes begin and end at the same place, are accessable by road and include a peak over 600m/2,000ft. Route descriptions are detailed yet concise, and each is accompanied by one of Storer's helpful at-a-glance route grids, which give ratings for technical difficultym terrain, seriousness and foul weather navigatability. The book includes a map of each route and a selection of photographs. Let 50 Classic Routes help you make the most of your time in the Scottish mountains. Happy Walking!
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BISAC Subject	SPORTS & RECREATION / Walking
BIC Subject	Walking, hiking, trekking

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