Wild Camping 3rd edition

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Exploring and Sleeping in the Wilds of Britain and Ireland

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

279 kr

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Beautiful wildernesses; tiny budgets and environmentally-friendly… What’s not to like? Welcome to the world of wild camping, where anyone can camp, sleep and wake in Britainand Ireland’s most secluded and beautiful places.From getting back to nature with a hammock, some snacks and a few litres of bottled water, to enjoying a pub dinner and camping out in the garden afterwards, this book shows you how to get stuck into wild camping in all its forms. It’s all accessible right here, without the need for a flight or a big budget.This guide opens up this amazing experience for all, covering:what is wild camping and why bother?different ways to do it (bivvying, tenting, hammocking, on the water)the rules and staying legalgetting started: essential gear, food and water, where to go, when to go, safety100 of the best places to go in England, Wales, Ireland and ScotlandEach of the 100 locations links to at least one trail (a path, river, canal, track, bridleway or drovers’ road), connecting you to thousands of miles of ‘off-piste’ routes through true wilderness.This thoroughly updated Third Edition features eye-catching photos and helpful maps, and weighs up the impact of the Dartmoor legal battle. With a Foreword by Ed Stafford, Wild Camping gives you the knowledge and inspiration to escape the noise, clutter and stress of day-to-day life and go wild.Beautiful wildernesses, tiny budgets and environmentally friendly… What’s not to like?

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2026-05-07
Mått156 x 234 x 25 mm
Vikt454 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor256
Upplaga3
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing PLC
ISBN9781844867325

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ForewordAuthor’s note on this third editionHow to use this bookIndependence dayPART ONEThe five Ws in wild campingQuestions and answers Prologue The NormansThe LawPublic LandPrivate LandThe England Coast PathThe Four BedzonesPART TWOSCOTLAND1. Glencoe2. Jura 3. Great Glen4. Galloway Forest5. Sutherland6. Minch MoorHOW TO WILD: WALK, CYCLE, CANOE7. Loch Lomond and the Trossachs 8. Loch Morar9. Summer Isles10. River Spey SOUTHERN ENGLAND11. River Avon12. Beaulieu13. Poole HarbourHOW TO WILD: THE CAR14. River Tamar15. River Medway 16. South Devon Rias17. Helford River18. Land of the Jutes19. Scilly Isles20. Chichester Harbour21. Hartland 22. White Cliffs23. Dartmoor – East and South 24. Dartmoor – North-West25. Exmoor26. Bodmin 27. Quantock Hills28. South Downs29. Kennet and Avon Canal EASTERN ENGLAND30. The Wash31. Walton Backwaters32. The Broads 33. Dengie PeninsulaHOW TO WILD: MAPS34. Thames Estuary35. Orford Ness 36. River Stour 37. River Orwell 38. Lincolnshire Wolds 39. Essex Way40. Peddars Way 41. Chelmer ValleyCENTRAL ENGLAND42. Grand Union Canal43. Trent and Mersey Canal HOW TO WILD: SURVIVAL44. River Thames45. The Ridgeway46. Malvern Hills47. Leeds and Liverpool Canal48. River Soar49. Cotswold Hills 50. Oxford Canal 51. River Trent 52. Black Hill 53. Long Mynd 54. Dark Peak 55. White Peak 56. River Severn IRELAND57. Munster Blackwater 58. River Shannon 59. River Blackwater 60. River Bann HOW TO WILD: GEAR61. Grand Canal62. Black Stacks63. Mourne Mountains64. Sperrin Mountains 65. Slieve Bloom Mountains 66. The Three Sisters 67. River Barrow 68. Salt IslandWALES69. Cadair Idris 70. Brecon Beacons 71. North Snowdonia72. The Rhinogs 73. Offa’s Dyke 74. Berwyn Mountains 75. Preseli Mountains 76. Pembrokeshire Coast77. AngleseyHOW TO WILD: FOOD AND WATER.78. Mawddach79. Lleyn Peninsula80. GlyndWr’s Way81. Llangollen CanalNORTHERN ENGLAND82. Valley of Ennerdale83. Helvellyn 84. Buttermere85. Urra Moor 86. Derwentwater 87. Coniston 88. Forest of Bowland 89. Pendle Forest HOW TO WILD: HOME90. The Cheviots 91. Kielder Forest 92. North Pennines 93. Forest of Trawden 94. Yorkshire Dales95. The Wirral 96. Goswick Sands 97. Hadrian’s Wall 98. Yorkshire Wolds 99. Lancaster Canal100. River Eden IndexAcknowledgements and photo credits