Hadrian's Wall Path National Trail Map

Informationen zum Autor Explore the world through accurate and up-to-date mapping. Klappentext Perfect guide and map for planning your adventure along Hadrian's Wall. Highlights of this Planning Map include: More than 20 highlighted places of interest with detailed descriptions and attractive photographs, including: the Vindolanda archaeological site, Chester's Roman fort, and Steel Rigg viewpoint.A comprehensive index to more than 400 cities, towns and villagesA clear, visible route plotted across the mapAdvice on safety and security when travelling along the route, as well as the countryside code and the code of conduct Part of the National Trail network, this long-distance footpath covers 84 miles (135 km) along the line of Hadrian's Wall from coast-to-coast. Starting in Wallsend in Newcastle and ending in Bowness-on-Solway, this path weaves through beautiful countryside, encountering historic remains of Roman forts and milecastles, and splendid bridges. A suggested walking itinerary makes it easy for users to plan their journey along this popular route. Zusammenfassung Perfect guide and map for planning your adventure along Hadrian’s Wall.

Product details

• Authors: Collins Maps
• Publisher: Collins Reference
• Content: Various
• Product form: Undefined
• Publication date: 16.02.2023
• Subject: Travel > Maps, city plans, atlases; Humanities, art, music > History > General, dictionaries
• EAN: 9780008602987
• ISBN: 978-0-00-860298-7
• Dimensions (packing): 11.5 x 19.8 x 0.4 cm
• Subjects: SPORTS & RECREATION / Walking, Walking, hiking, trekking, Travel & holiday guides, TRAVEL / Europe / Great Britain, TRAVEL / Special Interest / Roadside Attractions, TRAVEL / Maps & Road Atlases, British & Irish history, North & North East England, Local History, Geographical maps (specialist), Historical Geography, European history: the Romans, REFERENCE / Atlases, Gazetteers & Maps, Travel guides: routes and ways, Travel maps, Archaeological sites, Geographical maps: specialist / thematic maps, Hadrian’s Wall