 Walk Magazine
£3.60
Walk Magazine is the quarterly magazine of The Ramblers, packed with gear and book reviews, stunning photography and exciting features by renowned writers. If you join The Ramblers, this magazine is included as part of your Individual or Joint Membership. Full details |  Festivals
£14.95
With the explosion of summer festivals over the last decade there is now a huge choice for the festival reveler. But which to choose This guide offers a hand-picked selection of the 50 very best festivals both at home and abroad. Read in depth reviews and practical info along with hundreds of inspirational photos.Featuring interviews with festival luminaries, insights by well-known performers and the low down on up-and-coming music scenes, The Cool Camping Guide to Festivals captures the energy and excitement of a great British pastime. Full details |  Scotland
£14.95
Spectacular Scotland is the outdoor adventurists playground. So grab your tent and head North - with the help of this guide to the country's finest campsites and camping locations. Cool Camping: Scotland is the definitive guide to the best camping spots north of the border, featuring plenty of beautiful loch-side locations, sites with stunning mountain views plus a selection of truly remote island camping experiences. Unusual places include a campsite at a distillery; 'The Sheiling' on Mull, where near-luxury safari tents are ready assembled for an easy camping break; and the 'Lazy Duck' with its on-site sauna and hammocks in the heather. The vagaries of wild camping have also been explored, with some spectacular wild camping locations recommended Full details |
 Europe
£18.95
Covering 80 outstanding European campsites spread across 12 countries, this bumper guide explores a stunning range of camping grounds from the tip of Portugal's Algarve to the shady forests of Slovenia. Highlights include an uninhabited island off the Spanish coast, the highest campsite in Europe and the cliff-top hideaway in Greece.With in depth reviews, practical info and inspirational full colour photos. Full details |  West Country Climbs
£24.95
West Country Climbs is a major new Rockfax guide to one of the UK’s most celebrated, sunny and diverse climbing regions. The book is fashioned in Rockfax’s award-winning layout and design, and copiously illustrated with action photographs of the climbs and cliffs that reflect the quality and variety of climbing experiences to be had on offer in the UK’s most popular holiday destination - the West Country. Many of these cliffs have never been illustrated so clearly before and this book has some of the best crag photographs ever taken.The book covers around 900 of the West Country’s most popular and highest calibre climbs, which span the full spectrum of climbing styles and grades; from committing multi-pitch sea cliff routes, to easy-going inland sport climbs. The rock ranges from the moorland and sea cliff granites of Dartmoor and West Penwith, through the geological weirdness of North Devon and Cornwall, to the multitude of limestone’s on parade in Devon, Somerset, Avon and Dorset.West Country Climbs is an essential reference book to the climbing available in the region. The guidebook appeals to the holidaying or regular visitor to the West Country whilst also offering a vast amount of up-to-date and inspirational coverage for the local climber. Full details |  Johnny Dawes Autobiography
£25.00
This much anticipated autobiography of climbing legend Johnny Dawes is now available as a strictly limited signed edition, while stocks last.Praise for the man and book from Leo Houlding... 'Johnny Dawes is the enigmatic front man of an eclectic band of British climbers who in the mid 1980's redefined the standards of difficulty and danger in traditional climbing. Introducing the world to the impossible grades of E8 and E9, and laying the foundations of the modern scene, Johnny's unique style and character have become legend. This long awaited book gives his take on a highly influential period of climbing history and a look inside the mind of a tormented genius. Written with devoted passion and brutal honesty, Full of Myself lays bare Johnny's bipolar mix of privilege and pain, wizardry and dysfunction. Master of friction and maestro of momentum on rock and road, orchestrator of contemporary climbing techniques such as the dead-point and dyno, the living embodiment of poetry in motion turns his hand to the pen with great effect.'Ed Douglas adds... 'Johnny Dawes is a legend in British climbing. In 1986, he was responsible for the most inspired new route in a generation, when he climbed Indian Face on Clogwyn d'ur Arddu in Snowdonia. Difficult and tenuous, a fall from its hardest move would most likely be fatal. But Dawes is much more than a risk-taker. His rich imagination has left a legacy of outstanding new routes all over the country, not least on the gritstone edges of Derbyshire where his bold and fluid style reached its fullest expression. He's an artist really, a choreographer with a warrior spirit.' Full details |
