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ISBN Cover Title Author Publisher Year Description Ref.
0114958068 Hill Walks: Glen Coe and Lochaber Pringle, Ruaridh The Mercat Press 1997 The guide describes 20 walks in this famous hillwalking area. It includes the hidden valleys and ridges of Bidean nam Bian, Buachaille Etive Mòr, Rannoch Moor and Glen Nevis. There is information on practical matters such as accommodation. 578
1898481091 West Highland Way, The Megarry, Jacquetta Rucksack Readers 2000 The West Highland Way is Scotland`s best-known long-distance path and it runs from Milngavie (near Glasgow) to Fort William. It is a demanding route through spectacular mountain scenery. The guide describes the route and gives information on all the interesting places met. There is also practical information and maps. 234
1898481156 Great Glen Way, The Megarry, Jacquetta Rucksack Readers 2002 The Great Glen Way follows the Great Glen, a series of lochs joined by the Caledonian Canal. The route goes from Fort William to Inverness. The guide describes the route and gives information on all the interesting places met. There is also practical information and maps. 235
1852842369 Great Glen, The: A guide for walkers and mountainbikers Koch-Osborne, Peter D. Cicerone Press 1997 The guide covers the areas around Fort William, the Monadhliath (east of the Great Glen) and Moray. 777
1898481083 Speyside Way, The Megarry, Jacquetta; Strachan, Jim Rucksack Readers 2000 The Speyside Way in north-east Scotland is a long-distance path which follows the River Spey from the Cairngorm Mountains to the sea. The guide describes the route and gives information on all the interesting places met. There is also practical information and maps. 236
1852843314 Speyside Way, The Anton, Sandy Cicerone Press 2002 The Speyside Way follows the River Spey for a hundred kilometres from Aviemore, at the foot of the Cairngorms, to Spey Bay on the north coast. 752
1841582131 Island Walks: The Western Isles, Skye and the Small Isles Whitehorne, Stephen Birlinn 2002 A collection of 26 walks on west coast islands including Eigg, Rum, Skye, Raasay, Barra, Vatersay, South Uist, North Uist, Harris, Lewis, Muck, Canna, Benbecula, Handa and St Kilda. 716
1841195413 Cuillin, The: Great Mountain Ridge of Skye Stainforth, Gordon Constable & Robinson 2002 The Cuillin Hills are the most dramatic hills in the whole of the British Isles and this is a photographic study of these magnificent mountains. 721
1852843667 Isle of Skye, The: A Walker's Guide Marsh, Terry Cicerone Press 2002 This walking guide has a total of 85 walks, 24 of which are on or around the Cuillin Hills. 722
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