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If you enjoy both walking and visiting country pubs this book is for you. It contains 20 circular routes varying in length from 2 to 61/2 miles. At the heart of each walk is a renowned local pub, all of which have been recommended for their good food and warm welcome.The routes include coastal and riverside walks, visits to attractive villages steeped in history, and some gentle climbs to fine views. Explore Mersea Island and the coast at Goldhanger; stretches of the popular Essex Way at Pleshey; the River Colne at Aldham; and the rolling countryside and woodland around Navestock Side.All walks include:Directions to the startParking infoNumbered route map and directionsDistanceRecommended local pubsPlaces of interest nearby This book has been completely revised and re-walked by Ann McLaren who lives in Essex and is a keen rambler.

A bestseller from the day it was first published, PUB WALKS IN THE CHILTERNS has again been updated. If you enjoy both walking and visiting country pubs, this book should appeal. The pubs have been selected for their good food and the routes give the walker the opportunity to experience some of the truly glorious countryside in Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire.The circular walks vary in length from 3 to 5 miles and each is described in detail, together with accompanying sketch map and information on how to get to the start and where to park.Highlights include: An iconic route at Butler's Cross, taking you to the summit of Coombe Hill The exquisite woodlands of Hambleden (perfect for spring bluebells) Peaceful waterside walks in the Chess valley, and along the canal at Marsworth Some of the Chilterns' most beautiful villages, including Turville, Skirmett and Fingest (all on one walk), Bledlow and more Wooded hillsides of Ashridge and the slopes of Pitstone Hill at Aldbury Quintessential English pubs, such as The Full Moon at Hawridge, The Lions of Bledlow and The Boot at Sarratt

A bestseller from the day it was published, this collection of 20 circular pub walks now appears in a new, updated and revised edition.Taking in stunning coastline, rolling countryside and the haven of the salt marshes and Broads, these circular Norfolk walks, all between 2 and 5 miles in length, explore the charm and natural beauty of the county's varied landscapes. At the heart of every walk is a great local pub.HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:*The beautiful coast at Holme-next-the-Sea, Happisburgh and Brancaster*Far-reaching views and wide-open spaces near Colkirk, East Ruston and Thompson*Shimmering waters of the River Wensum at Ringland and the Yare at Bramerton*The Broads and surrounding marshes at Ranworth and Horsey*Norman ruins of Binham Priory and 15th-century Baconsthorpe CastleALL THE WALKS INCLUDE:*Recommended local pubs*Numbered route map and directions*Parking info and how to get there*Points of interest along the way

This collection of 20 circular pub walks in Dorset now appears in a new, updated and revised edition. Taking in stunning coastline, rolling countryside and picturesque villages, the routes range between 2 and 51/2 miles in length, and explore the charm and natural beauty of the county's varied landscapes. At the heart of every walk is a great local pub.HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:*The beautiful coast at Kingston, Abbotsbury and Eype*Woodland paths at Lytchett Minster, Corfe Mullen and Stoke Abbott*Shimmering waters of the rivers Tarrant, Frome and Stour*Routes passing the grave of Lawrence of Arabia and the pub featured in Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles*Picturesque villages of Cattistock, Hinton St Mary and Winterborne ZelstonALL THE WALKS INCLUDE:*Recommended local pubs*Numbered route map and directions*Parking info and how to get there*Points of interest along the way

A collection of circular walks covering historic and 'best kept' villages such as Eynsford and Lamberhurst; Lympne with its cliffs and sweeping vistas; Upnor on the River Medway; the fairy-tale sight of Leeds Castle; Appledore and its ancient port; Georgian Deal with its windy streets and an excellent micropub. The book offers 20 wonderful outings in glorious countryside through the Garden of England.

The 20 walks in this pocket book are centred on a broad variety of good, and in some cases award-winning, pubs. The circular walks vary in length from 3 to 5.5 miles and take you through some of the best countryside in England. The routes include historic market towns such as Nayland, which appears in the Doomsday Book, the sand dunes and sea views of Walberswick, Willy Lotts Cottage made famous by the painting The Hay Wain by John Constable and the stunning meadows, woods and farmland around Constable Country.

Discover the beauty of the Peak District with this guide to some of the finest walking in the country. Routes include walks beside Dovestone, Ladybower and Redmires reservoirs, the Monsal Trail, and the ancient hillfort of Carl Wak. Explore the Norman-built Peveril Castle at Castleton, the magnificence of Chatsworth House and the beauty of the River Wye that make up the stunning scenery of each walk. You'll also get a chance to savour fantastic views from Minninglow and Edale, and travel along a small part of the Pennine Way. The 20 walks in this book are each centred on a broad variety of good pubs recommended for their food. The circular routes vary in length from 2 to 7 miles. With its hilly outcrops, rolling plains, wooded hillsides and ancient history, the Peak District provides the perfect walking landscape. Jamie Wildgoose has re-walked and updated 20 walks originally devised by his father Charles Wildgoose to produce this pocket-sized guide to the Peak District. Jamie lives near Chesterfield and is a regular walker.

Looking for the best pub walks in and around Bristol and Bath? This is the book for you.This super-handy, pocket-sized guide features 20 circular routes varying in length from 4 to 8 miles, all of which start and finish at a top local pub.Highlights include:Beautiful coastal paths along the Severn Estuary; Spectacular views at Cheddar Gorge; Picturesque villages such as Castle Combe, Wellow & Compton Dando; The ancient stone circle at Stanton Drew; The vast reservoirs of the Chew Valley & the Victorian pier at Clevedon; Routes through parts of the Cotswolds, Severn Vale & the Mendip Hills; All walks include:Directions to the start & parking info; Numbered route map & directions; Distance; Points of interest along the way;

Discover Lincolnshire's beautiful countryside with this guide to some of the best walks in the county. The 15 circular routes vary in length from 4 to 7 miles and are centred on a broad variety of pubs - many of them award-winning, and all recommended for their good food and warm welcome. Explore the coast near Anderby Creek, the woods in the Wolds, the hills in the vales, the marshes of the fens, the dozens of canals and rivers, and take in views of the mighty Humber Bridge. Enjoy a city walk along England's oldest canal in Lincoln and climb the tower at Tattershall Castle to view the magnificent Lincolnshire countryside.

Discover the beautiful countryside around North Yorkshire with this guide to some of the best walks in the county. The 20 circular routes vary in length from 3 to 8 miles and are each centred on a broad variety of welcoming pubs recommended for their good food. Explore the meadows and woodland around Forge Valley and Grosmont, the waterfalls at Grassington and West Burton, waterside walks along the River Nidd and River Wharfe, some lovely villages and the attractive coastline around Robin Hood's Bay. Above all, you'll get to enjoy the magnificent views with routes covering parts of the Yorkshire Wolds, the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors. Keith Wadd lives in North Yorkshire. He is a vice-president of the Ramblers' Association, is strongly committed to protecting public paths and rights of access, and is the author of several successful books of walks.

Discover Norfolk's beautiful countryside with this guide to some of the best walks in the county. The 20 circular routes vary in length from 2 to 6 miles and are centred on a broad variety of pubs, all recommended for their good food and warm welcome. Explore miles of unspoilt golden sand along the North Norfolk Heritage Coast around Holme-next-the-Sea and Weybourne, the heathland around Great Hockham, and the wild marshes around Brancaster and Cley, perfect for spotting wintering and migrating birds. Along the way you'll uncover the rural pathways, fields, meadows, quiet lanes and waterways that make Norfolk the perfect walking county.

Discover Lancashire's beautiful countryside with this guide to some of the best walks in the county. These 20 circular routes vary in length from 3 to 6 miles and are centred on a broad variety of local pubs, all recommended for their good food and warm welcome. Explore the county's waterways with walks along the Lancaster Canal and the Leeds & Liverpool Canal as well as the rivers Ribble, Lune and Wyre. Take in the views around Pleasington, the Halo sculpture above Haslingden and the ruins of Hollinshead Hall.Along the way you'll uncover the rural pathways, fields, meadows and quiet lanes that make Lancashire the perfect walking county.

Discover the beautiful countryside around East Sussex with this guide to some of the best walks in the area. These 20 circular routes vary in length from 21/2 to 7 miles and are centred on a broad variety of pubs - all recommended for their good food and warm welcome.Explore the region's diverse landscape, with walks ranging from the flatlands of the Pevensey Levels to the heights of Beachy Head and the magnificent Seven Sisters Country Park. Take in the far-reaching views around the South Downs, the pretty villages of Alfriston and Firle, the tranquil waters of the Royal Military Canal and Arlington Reservoir, and the glorious coast near Rye.Along the way you'll uncover the rural pathways, fields, meadows, quiet lanes and waterways that make East Sussex the perfect walking county.

The 30 circular walks in this book vary in length from 2 to 8 miles and encompass the best of the Yorkshire Dales; with its green valleys, hills, moorland and woodland, all intersected by a labyrinth of footpaths and trails to suit all ages and every level of fitness. Each walk showcases some of the finest landscape in the region, and all come with a recommendation for a renowned local pub.Featured local gems include England's highest single drop waterfall, Hardraw Force; the magnificent Ribblehead viaduct on the Settle-to-Carlisle railway; the tranquil village of Langthwaite; and the peacefully meandering waterway, Bishopdale Beck. Added to this list must be the fascinating Dales Countryside Museum in Hawes, the 500,000 year old Stump Cross Caverns near Appletreewick and Malham Tarn, one of the largest and most beautiful natural lakes in Yorkshire.All walks include the following details:*How to get to the start and where to park*Numbered route map and directions*Distance and terrain*A recommended local pub*Points of interest along the wayOriginally published as Pub Strolls in the Yorkshire Dales, the book has been updated and is ideal for anyone wanting to explore the glorious countryside of the Yorkshire Dales.

What better way to spend a leisurely few hours than to stretch your legs and visit a local pub? There are 20 circular routes in this book varying in length from 3 to 61/2 miles. At the heart of each is a renowned local pub - all of which have been recommended for their good food and warm welcome.Explore the picture-postcard villages of Bourton-on-the-Water and Guiting Power, the quiet lanes above the Upper Frome Valley around Sapperton and Miserden, and the far-reaching views of the high wolds above Northleach and Hillesley.You'll uncover golden stone cottages alongside tranquil rivers, sheltered valleys, ancient woodland and some spectacular views that make the classic English landscape of the Cotswolds such a great place to walk.

West Sussex is a wonderfully diverse county and a joy to explore on foot. This collection of 20 circular walks, varying in length between 3 and 7 miles, takes in some of its finest countryside, coastline and woodland. Highlights include: Far-reaching views from Stoughton Down and around Chilgrove; Rolling hills of the South Downs National Park and Sussex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; Shimmering waters of Chichester Harbour and the River Arun; Tidal saltmarsh lagoons of Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve; Tranquil countryside around Balcombe and Amberley; All the walks include details of:Recommended local pubs; Numbered route map and directions; How to get there and parking; Points of interest along the way; Places to visit nearby

The Hampshire countryside is a delight for walkers, stretching from the South Downs in the east to the New Forest in the west and the North Wessex Downs in the north. Taking in stunning coastline, rolling hills, chalk streams and sleepy villages, these circular walks, all between 4 and 8 miles in length, explore the charm and natural beauty of Hampshire's varied landscapes. At the heart of every walk is a top-rated local pub.Highlights include:*The beautiful coast along the Solent Way and Keyhaven marshes; *Far-reaching views across the hills of Watership Down; *Shimmering waters of the River Test and the Beaulieu River; *Ancient woodland and country houses at Mottisfont and Hinton Ampner;*Routes through Jane Austen country at Chawton and Steventon;All the walks include:*Recommended local pubs; *Numbered route map and directions;*Parking info and how to get there;*Points of interest along the way;*Places to visit nearby.

The Berkshire countryside is a delight to explore on foot. This collection of 20 circular Berkshire walks, varying in length between 3 and 5 miles, takes in some stunning canal and riverside paths, the rolling hills of the North Wessex Downs, and many picturesque villages. At the heart of every walk is a top-rated local pub.  Highlights include: Open fields and farmland around Peasemore and Mortimer; Ancient woodland around Frilsham and Swinley Forest; Pretty villages of East Garston and White Waltham; Shimmering waters of the River Thames at Pangbourne and Cookham; Some award-winning riverside pubs. All the walks include: Recommended local pubs; Numbered route map and directions; Parking info and how to get there; Points of interest along the way; Places to visit nearby.

The 20 circular walks you find here are a gateway to all the things that make Suffolk so special - from rolling farmland and quaint villages to iconic coastal locations and sleepy woodland paths. These short walks, all between 2 and 51/2 miles in length, explore the charm and natural beauty of Suffolk's varied landscapes. At the heart of every walk is a top-rated local pub.HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:**Characterful coastal locations at Southwold and Aldeburgh**Picture-postcard villages including Polstead, Chelsworth and Laxfield**Walks into history at medieval Lavenham and Anglo-Saxon burial site Sutton Hoo**A chance to spot wildlife at RSPB Minsmere and Hollesley**Walks at grand estates near Ickworth House and Somerleyton HallALL THE WALKS INCLUDE:**Recommended local pubs **Numbered route map and directions**Parking info and how to get there**Points of interest along the way**Places to visit nearby

What better way to spend a leisurely few hours than to stretch your legs and visit a local pub? The 20 circular routes here vary in length from 21/2 to 6 miles - at the heart of each walk is a top-rated pub, all recommended for their good food and warm welcome.Explore the attractive villages of Barrington and Dowlish Wake, the beautiful Mendip Hills near Cheddar and Wookey Hole, the brooks and streams of Exmoor, and enjoy far-reaching views across the Somerset Levels near Glastonbury and North Curry.Along the way you'll discover the Iron Age hillforts, medieval castles, ancient woodland and spectacular views that make Somerset such a great place for walking.

Discover Cheshire’s beautiful countryside with this pocket-sized guide to some of the best walks in the county. There are 20 circular routes here, varying in length from 2 to 6½ miles. At the heart of each walk is a renowned local pub, recommended for their good food and warm welcome.Explore the The Wirral and Frodsham areas in the west with their wooded hills and stirring views over the mighty estuaries of the Dee and Mersey; the memorable medieval churches at Marton, Bunbury, Tarvin and Chadkirk; and monuments to the Industrial Age at Acton Bridge, Styal and High Lane.Along the way you’ll uncover rugged countryside, tranquil water meadows, historic villages, ancient hillforts and the spectacular views that make Cheshire such a great place for walking.

The 20 circular walks in this book showcase Surrey at its very best - from rolling hills and quaint villages to wide open spaces, sleepy woodlands and tranquil waters. The walks range between 21/4 and 5 miles in length. At the heart of every walk is a top-rated local pub.HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: A short, history-packed walk around Farnham, with no less than three great pubs to choose fromHeathland, lakes and wide-open space in Frensham A stroll around the county town of Guildford, taking in the impressive castle and grounds An easy-going family walk through woods and heathland at West End Shere: an undulating walk through one of the prettiest parts of the Surrey Hills AONBPanoramic views from 100 metres above sea level at Wonersh Limpsfield Chart: a peaceful walk in the woods on the Surrey/Kent borderColdharbour: stunning views and a contender for one of the most beautiful walks in SurreyA delightful stroll around Surbiton and Kingston, taking in Thameside paths and fine pubs ALL THE WALKS INCLUDE: Recommended local pubs Numbered route maps and directions Parking info and how to get there Points of interest along the way Places to visit nearby

Discover Dorset's lovely countryside with this guide to some of the best walks in the county. There are 20 circular routes here varying in length from 23/4 to 61/4 miles. At the heart of each walk is a great local pub.Explore the county's world-famous Jurassic coastline, including the chalk stack of Old Harry and the south coast's highest point at Golden Cap. Wander through rolling downland scenery with flower-rich meadows, visiting Iron Age hillforts with commanding defensive positions that offer great views. Take a walk along the former Saxon defences at Wareham or meander alongside peaceful rivers, follow paths through a patchwork of hedge-lined fields accompanied by birdsong, or explore picture-postcard villages and enjoy the tranquillity of their historic churches.

The 20 circular walks in this book showcase Shropshire at its very best - from rolling farmland and quaint villages to hilltop panoramas, sleepy woodlands and tranquil waters. The walks range between 31/2 and 6 miles in length. At the heart of every route is a top-rated local pub.HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:*An amble through the low-lying mosses and meres of Brown Moss*Climbing to the panoramic heights of Stiperstones and the Long Mynd*Wandering through the woodland of the Severn and Clun valleys*Traversing the rich farmland around the River Teme in the south*A highwayman's cave in Nesscliffe*Discovering a beautiful urban oasis on the disused canal near Edgmond*Stepping into a land that time forgot in the villages of Aston Munslow and DiddleburyALL THE WALKS INCLUDE:*Recommended local pubs*Numbered route maps and directions*Parking info and how to get there*Places to visit nearby