Northumberland and Scottish Borders Pathfinder Walking Guide | Ordnance Survey | Pathfinder 35 | 28 Outstanding Circular Walks | Scotland | Nature | Walks | Adventure (Pathfinder Guide)

Just a really useful book which contains so many lovely walks.

Handy size

As ever with the Pathfinder Guides series, this gives a good range of varied walks along with some interesting background information. The maps and descriptions are helpful but the use of ambiguous and sometimes odd language in this specific guide e.g. "Walk away at the edge of a field...", "Walk on at the left edge.." is particularly unhelpful in a book intended to give clear directions. I have not come across this problem in other Pathfinder Guides.

Lots of good walks , easy to follow directions and maps

A very helpful guide to walking in a truly beautiful area. The walks are clearly described and are suitably varied in length, difficulty and types of terrain. The maps are small but not really needed anyway because the instructions are clear. We had OS maps with us but did not need to consult them.

We walked a good selection of the walks in this book and found the descriptions helpful and accurate. The indication of difficulty or otherwise of each walk together with the overview give a good idea of what to expect. We look forward to picking another part of the area the book covers and doing the relevant walks there some time in the near future.

Have only used a couple of the Border walks so far. Good instructions and supporting info on each walk.

As always a very professional and informative guide for the area with great OS information