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Pennine Way Edale to Kirk Yetholm - Planning, places to stay and places to eat

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.08.2023

Verlag

GeoCenter Touristik

Seitenzahl

320

Maße (L/B/H)

18/12,1/2,2 cm

Gewicht

291 g

Auflage

6th Edition

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-912716-33-3

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.08.2023

Verlag

GeoCenter Touristik

Seitenzahl

320

Maße (L/B/H)

18/12,1/2,2 cm

Gewicht

291 g

Auflage

6th Edition

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-912716-33-3

Herstelleradresse

GeoCenter Touristik
Kurze Straße 40
70794 Filderstadt
DE

Email: vertrieb@geocenter.de

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  • Produktbild: Pennine Way

  • INTRODUCTION - PART 1: PLANNING YOUR WALK 1.1 About the Pennine Way,
    History - How difficult is the Pennine Way? (route finding) - How long do you need?
    1.2Practical information for the walker Accommodation (camping, bunkhouses and hostels, bed and breakfast) - Food and drink (drinking water, buying camping supplies, pubs) (Aside: Beer) - Money - Other services - Walking companies (accommodation booking, baggage carriers, self-guided holidays, group/guided walking tours) 1.3Budgeting Camping - Bunkhouses and hostels - B&Bs - Extras (Aside: Information for foreign visitors) 1.4When to go Seasons (spring, summer, autumn, winter) - Temperature - Rainfall - Daylight hours 1.5 Itineraries and Planning map - Which direction? - Village and town facilities - Suggested itineraries (Asides: Highlights of the Pennine Way - the best day and weekend walks; Walking with dogs)1.6What to take Keep it light - How to carry it - Footwear (boots, socks, extra footwear) - Clothes (Aside: Cheaper alternatives) - Toiletries - First aid kit (Aside - Mountain rescue) - General items - Sleeping bag - Camping gear - Travel insurance - Maps - Recommended reading (general guidebooks, flora and fauna field guides) 1.7Getting to and from the Pennine Way (Aside: Getting to Britain) National transport (rail, coach, car, air) - Local transport - Public transport map1.8Further information Trail information - National Parks - Tourist information - Organisations for walkers
    PART 2: THE NATURE OF THE PENNINE WAY 2.1 Flora and fauna Mammals - Reptiles - Birds (streams, rivers and lakes; woodland; moor, bog and grazing; buildings and cliffs) - Wild flowers, grasses and other plants (Aside: How do you identify a flower?) (bogs and wet areas; woodlands; higher areas; lower areas) (Asides: Why are flowers the colour they are; Orchids; Wild flowers) - Trees, woods and forests (oak and broadleaf woodlands; coniferous woodland (Aside: The Forestry Commission)2.2 Conserving the nature of the Pennines Government agencies and schemes - Voluntary organisations - Beyond conservation
    PART 3: MINIMUM IMPACT WALKING3.1Economic impact Buy local (Aside: Food for thought) - Support local businesses - Encourage local cultural traditions and skills (Aside: The state of the farmed countryside) 3.2Environmental impact Use public transport whenever possible --Never leave litter (Aside- The lasting impact of litter) - Erosion - Respect all wildlife - Outdoor toiletry - Wild camping (Aside - Your ecological footprint) 3.3Access Right to roam - Rights of way (Aside: National Parks and the honey pot issue) - Waymarking - The Country Code - Lambing - Grouse shooting
    PART 4: THE PENNINE WAY - EDALE TO KIRK YETHOLM Trail maps Scale and walking times - Up or down? - Accommodation - Other features Edale to Crowden (Asides: Kinder Scout; Trans-Pennine Trail)Crowden to StandedgeStandedge to the Calder Valley (for Hebden Bridge)(Aside: Stoodley Pike)Calder Valley to Ponden(Aside: The Brontes of Haworth) Ponden to Thornton-in-Craven Thornton-in-Craven to Malham, Malham to Horton-in-Ribblesdale (Asides: Fountains Fell; Fell running) Horton-in-Ribblesdale to Hawes (Aside: Packhorse roads) Hawes to Keld(Aside: Field Barns) Keld to Tan HillTan Hill to Baldersdale(Asides: Hannah Hauxwell; Hannah's meadow) Baldersdale to Langdon Beck (Asides: High Force; Black Grouse) Langdon Beck to Dufton (Aside: High Cup) Dufton to Garrigill to Alston (Asides: Greg's Hut; Lead mining in the Pennines) Alston to Greenhead Greenhead to Once Brewed (Asides: Thirlwall Castle; Hadrian's Wall) Once Brewed to Bellingham Bellingham to Byrness Byrness to Kirk Yetholm (Aside: St Cuthbert's Way)
    APPENDIX: OUTDOOR SAFETY AND HEALTH Avoidance of hazards - Mountain safety - Weather forecasts - Water - Biting insects - Hypothermia - Dealing with an accident