Here\u00c3\u0192\u00e2\u20ac\u0161’s an update on how the very useful & uniquely well written guide books are coming along…you may have seen the stand at the Adventure Travel show in London, earlier this year… The Ant<\/b> <\/p>\n
I expect you know Trailblazer guides but if you don’t we publish route guides for the adventurous traveller. Our particular strengths are: <\/p>\n
Our mapping. We firmly believe that a good guidebook must have good maps, specifically tailored to the reader’s needs. For our trekking guides we create our own maps to the most useful scale and show the kind of information such as walking times, and places to stay or eat, not usually found on maps. <\/p>\n
Our authors have a voice. Our authors are travellers first and authors second. These books are opinionated; we let the authors’ voice show through. They tell it like it is – bad as well as good. <\/p>\n
Recently published<\/b> <\/p>\n
Kilimanjaro, the trekking guide 3rd edition by Henry Stedman. This is THE guide to climbing the mountain, now in its third edition so it contains everything you need to know about the climb. Price £12.99 <\/p>\n
Azerbaijan – with excursions to Georgia 4th edition by Mark Elliott. £14.99 The ONLY dedicated guide to the country. <\/p>\n
Coast to Coast Path 4th edition <\/p>\n
West Highland Way 4th edition <\/p>\n
Forthcoming <\/b> <\/p>\n
Adventure Cycle-Touring Handbook 2nd edition by Steven Lord. The bible for planning a trip with your bike. Publishing due in May. <\/p>\n
The Silk Roads 3 edition by Paul Wilson, due late June. <\/p>\n