Walks Isle of Man

by Richard Hallewell & Becky Coope
(2017)

32 pages – 21 walks

The Isle of Man – a Crown Dependency in the Irish Sea, equidistant from the UK and Ireland – is a terrific walking destination.  Though the island is only 32 miles/51km long, it contains a wealth of different landscapes and walking types (moorland hills, coastal cliffs, woodland, farmland, sand dunes and beaches).  There is a good network of signposted paths – including a 102 mile/164km coastal path (Raad ny Foillan) – and handsome towns and villages besides.  Walks featured range from 1.5 – 11 miles (2.5 – 18kms) – highlights include the climb up Snaefell and the sea cliffs of Bradda Head and Spanish Head.

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ISBN: 9781872405698