Author1: Jacquetta Megarry devised the waterproof, open-flat Rucksack Reader format with dropdown maps for walking guidebooks in 2000 and Speyside Way was the first book of this series. She has since written or co-authored a further 22 Rucksack Readers, and in 2021 rewalked the Speyside Way to update the route description and photography. Author2:A dedicated lifelong walker, Sandra worked in Melbourne, Australia, as an archivist and historian and moved to Scotland in 1989 to live beside Loch Ness. In recent years she has written guidebooks for Lonely Planet, Rucksack Readers and Sunflower Books.

"This new Rucksack Readers guide to the Speyside Way is innovative, entertaining and practical, and makes a strong case for picking up your pack and taking to the Strathspey byways for a few days." Cameron McNeish

Author1: Jacquetta Megarry devised the waterproof, open-flat Rucksack Reader format with dropdown maps for walking guidebooks in 2000 and Speyside Way was the first book of this series. She has since written or co-authored a further 22 Rucksack Readers, and in 2021 rewalked the Speyside Way to update the route description and photography. Author2:A dedicated lifelong walker, Sandra worked in Melbourne, Australia, as an archivist and historian and moved to Scotland in 1989 to live beside Loch Ness. In recent years she has written guidebooks for Lonely Planet, Rucksack Readers and Sunflower Books.

"This new Rucksack Readers guide to the Speyside Way is innovative, entertaining and practical, and makes a strong case for picking up your pack and taking to the Strathspey byways for a few days." Cameron McNeish

Author1: Jacquetta Megarry devised the waterproof, open-flat Rucksack Reader format with dropdown maps for walking guidebooks in 2000 and Speyside Way was the first book of this series. She has since written or co-authored a further 22 Rucksack Readers, and in 2021 rewalked the Speyside Way to update the route description and photography. Author2:A dedicated lifelong walker, Sandra worked in Melbourne, Australia, as an archivist and historian and moved to Scotland in 1989 to live beside Loch Ness. In recent years she has written guidebooks for Lonely Planet, Rucksack Readers and Sunflower Books.

"This new Rucksack Readers guide to the Speyside Way is innovative, entertaining and practical, and makes a strong case for picking up your pack and taking to the Strathspey byways for a few days." Cameron McNeish