HARVEY MAPS National Trail Map - Affric Kintail Way

Affric Kintail Way Map XT40 edition. Tough, light and 100% waterproof Compact and light - the map itself weighs just 60gms - a third of the weight of a laminated map, and much less bulky You can fold or refold it time and again, or stuff it in your back pocket and it won't fall to pieces Printed on latex impregnated paper making it waterproof and robust. This map is bio-degradable. Supplied folded in a plastic pocket. The map shows the detail you need for navigation. There is a full key and scale bar. Information on planning your trip, useful telephone numbers and websites, travel, and tips are all included Scale 1:40,000

HARVEY MAPS National Trail Map - Great Glen Way

Great Glen Way Map - new XT40 edition.  A leap forward in technical excellence: Tough, durable and 100% waterproof - virtually indestructible in normal use. Compact and light - the map itself weighs just 60gms - a third of the weight of a bulky laminated map. You can fold or refold it time and again, or stuff it in your back pocket and it won't fall to pieces. Shows the entire route on one sheet. 117km (73 miles) from Fort William to Inverness via Fort Augustus along the Caledonian Canal and the north side of Loch Ness. Also shows the Great Glen Cycle Route. Information on finding accommodation, camping, food. Directions to the start. Also Ranger Service contact numbers and enlargements of towns/villages showing facilities available and tips on weather and clothing. Detailed mapping, full legend National Grid - can be used with GPS 1:40,000 scale Waterproof Supplied in clear plastic pocket

HARVEY MAPS National Trail Map - East Highland Way

Light, waterproof and tear-resistant map at 1:40,000 from Harvey Map Services presenting the route accompanied by extensive additional tourist information.  East Highland Way is an exciting new unofficial long distance route between Fort William and Aviemore.  Pioneered by Kevin Langan, this 82 mile trail forms a new link between the northern end of the West Highland Way and the southern end of the Speyside Way. It also joins with the Great Glen Way at Fort William. It is a tranquil route which takes in a varied and wild landscape and includes the ancient Caledonian Forests of Inshriach, loch-side trails and mountain wilderness. Access to accommodation has been carefully considered wherever possible, making this route accesible to walkers of all abilities.