Books and Maps

The Harper Collins Stars is a compact star guide featuring all 88 constellations, detailed star charts and a complete night sky atlas. Perfect for beginners and experienced astronomers alike, it helps you identify stars, constellations and celestial objects visible throughout the year using the naked eye, binoculars or a small telescope.

Quiller Mountaineering - Freedom of the Hills is the definitive mountaineering guidebook, trusted by climbers around the world for over 60 years. The fully updated 10th edition covers essential climbing skills, ropework, navigation, glacier travel, expedition planning and alpine techniques. An indispensable reference for beginners and experienced mountaineers alike.

The Climbing Guide - Europe - Ireland Climbs in the Burren and Aran Islands guidebook is the definitive climbing guide to the limestone crags of County Clare and the Aran Islands. Covering 11 climbing areas, it includes colour photo topos, route descriptions, location maps and approach information for both sea cliffs and inland crags. A must-have guide for anyone planning to climb in the Burren.

The Definitive Guide: Peak Bagging Wales is a paperback guide featuring 49 routes designed to complete the 188 Welsh Nuttalls includes downloadable GPX files, 1:40,000 scale maps, timings for walkers, fastpackers and runners and detailed logistical information.

Eliot Stephens Swiss Select - Ticino's Best Bouldering is a premium guidebook covering the iconic bouldering areas of Brione, Cresciano, and Chironico in Ticino, Switzerland. Featuring over 1,200 problems, it includes detailed topos, maps, GPS coordinates, and QR codes to help climbers navigate the areas with ease. Full-colour photography and historical insights add inspiration alongside practical information. Suitable for both first-time visitors and experienced climbers, it’s an essential companion for exploring some of the world’s best bouldering destinations.

Grit Climbing A6 West Wales Bouldering Mini-Guide is a compact guide covering over 50 problems across four crags, it offers clear and practical information for days spent on the rock. Its lightweight A6 format makes it easy to carry, whether you are heading out for a short session or a full day of climbing.

Pathfinder Dartmoor Outstanding Circular Walks is a detailed walking guide featuring 28 circular routes across Dartmoor National Park. Each walk includes clear directions, large scale 1:25,000 Ordnance Survey maps and GPS waypoints to help you navigate with confidence. Routes range from 3.5 to 9 miles, offering options for relaxed countryside walks or more challenging moorland hikes. Packed with local information, safety advice and route details, it is an ideal guidebook for discovering the landscapes of Dartmoor on foot.

Cicerone Walking The Cotswold Way is a complete two-way guide to the Cotswold Way National Trail, covering the 102-mile route from Chipping Campden to Bath. Described over 14 stages with clear directions, GPX files, and a separate OS 1:25,000 map booklet. Ideal for beginners and experienced walkers alike, this guide makes planning and navigating England’s classic long-distance walk simple and reliable.

The Cicerone Press Walking the Wales Coast Path guide book covers the full 1400km coastal route around Wales. With 57 detailed stages, clear mapping, and practical planning advice, it suits both through walkers and section hikers. The guide includes transport information, accommodation listings, and downloadable GPX files. Ideal for exploring Wales’s dramatic coastline with confidence.

The Oxford Alpine Club Todra (5th Edition) is the definitive climbing guide to Todra Gorge in Morocco. Covering over 450 routes from F4 to F8, it includes clear photo topos, detailed maps, and essential local information. Ideal for sport climbers and those seeking longer multi pitch adventures. A must have guide for climbing in the High Atlas.

Pod Climbing Tarragona Climbs - Catalunya: Selected Sport Climbs in the Provine of Tarragona is a comprehensive selective guide to some of the best sport climbing in Europe. Covering more than 4,800 routes across iconic areas such as Siurana and Margalef, it features clear photo topos, detailed access information, and GPS coordinates. Written by Pete O’Donovan with Dani Andrada, this third edition is an essential companion for climbing trips to Catalonia.

Aimed at Mountain Leaders, Walking Group Leaders and Lowland Leaders to help them be a better leader once they have qualified, the book focuses on actually being a good and effective Leader in the outdoors.

North Wales Rock, published by the Climbers’ Club is the definitive selected climbs guidebook to Eryri (Snowdonia) and its surrounding areas. Covering everything from spectacular mountain crags and sea cliffs to the legendary Dinorwig Slate Quarries, it captures the full variety of climbing in this iconic region. With clear maps, detailed diagrams, and stunning photography in the modern Wired style, this guide offers inspiration and practical detail for every climber.

The Rockfax Pembroke and Gower Trad guidebook covers nearly 2,100 traditional routes across southwest Wales. From the world-class sea cliffs of Pembrokeshire to the stunning Gower Peninsula and the rugged Vale of Glamorgan, it offers climbs for all abilities. Featuring updated crag photography, expanded coverage, and detailed route descriptions, this is the most comprehensive guide yet to one of the UK’s most iconic climbing regions.

Follow the River Wye from its source to Chepstow with this official Cicerone 'The Wye Valley Walk' guidebook. Covering 219km in 17 stages, it includes OS maps, route directions, GPX downloads, and local insights for a memorable walking adventure.