Harvey National Trails: West Highland Way

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£15.99

This map covers all 95 miles (153km) of the West Highland Way. This Scottish Great Trail journeys from Milngavie, near Glasgow, to Fort William through some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery. The Harvey National Trail maps are lightweight, waterproof and tear-resistant maps in a 1:40,000 scale. Less than half the weight of laminated maps, they've been designed specifically for walkers with a simplified mapping based on original air surveys. This makes them clear and easy to read with only the features you need on the hill. As well as covering the whole long distance trail, the West Highla

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