OS Explorer Laminated / Cheviot Hills
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OS Explorer Laminated / Cheviot Hills

OS Explorer Laminated / Cheviot Hills

$24.99
OS Explorer Laminated / Cheviot Hills
$24.99

The Story

Ordnance Survey Explorer maps use a smaller 1:25,000 scale to provide unrivalled levels of detail. Route planning is made easy with rights of way markers for footpaths, bridleways and byways, plus symbols for campsites, youth hostels and other services.

Full topographic mapping displays elevation contours at every 5m, or every 10 metres for upland areas, allowing pinpoint navigation. This makes Explorer maps ideal for activities like hillwalking, hiking, mountaineering, trail running and mountain biking.

The Active series of maps are also laminated, making them fully waterproof and tearproof for all-weather use. This means you don’t have to worry about your map disintegrating into a soggy mush when you’ve forgotten your map case again...

Explorer Active OL16 covers the Cheviot Hills, including Jedburgh, Wooler, the St Cuthbert's Way and the Pennine Way.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

Ordnance Survey Explorer maps use a smaller 1:25,000 scale to provide unrivalled levels of detail. Route planning is made easy with rights of way markers for footpaths, bridleways and byways, plus symbols for campsites, youth hostels and other services.

Full topographic mapping displays elevation contours at every 5m, or every 10 metres for upland areas, allowing pinpoint navigation. This makes Explorer maps ideal for activities like hillwalking, hiking, mountaineering, trail running and mountain biking.

The Active series of maps are also laminated, making them fully waterproof and tearproof for all-weather use. This means you don’t have to worry about your map disintegrating into a soggy mush when you’ve forgotten your map case again...

Explorer Active OL16 covers the Cheviot Hills, including Jedburgh, Wooler, the St Cuthbert's Way and the Pennine Way.