Regional Maps

Stretching from Ambleside to the Solway Firth, OL4 covers the North Western area of the Lake District, and includes Derwent Water, Buttermere and Crummock as well as Keswick and Cockermouth.

Stretching from Ambleside to the Solway Firth, OL4 covers the North Western area of the Lake District, and includes Derwent Water, Buttermere and Crummock as well as Keswick and Cockermouth.

Part of the four maps needed to cover the whole of the Lakes National Park, OL5 shows, in detail, the area from Thirlmere all the way up to the Eden Valley and includes such icons as Ullswater, Helvellyn, and High Street.

OL5 shows the area from Thirlmere all the way up to the Eden Valley and includes such icons as Ullswater, Helvellyn, High Street, the Kirkstone Pass and Patterdale, now in laminated form.

Ordnance Survey's South West Lakes map covers the Coniston area as well as the coast from the Furness peninnsula up to Seascale.

Covering one of the most popular areas of the Lake District, OL7 details such areas as the Shap Fells, the Kentmere valley, Ill Bell, Great Rigg, Fairfield and the Longsleddale valley as well as Windermere, Grasmere and Rydal.

Covering one of the most popular areas of the Lake District, the Laminated OL7 details areas such as the Kentmere valley, Fairfield, the Longsleddale valley, Windermere, Grasmere, and all completely weatherproof.

Incorporating much of the Ben Nevis & Glen Coe National Scenic area, this map includes one of the most popular parts of the Highlands and features over 15 Monros, as well as part of the West Highland Way, making it a key area for walkers.

A magnet for walker sin Scotland, this area of the highlands boasts the highest mountains in the UK, topping the height chart with Ben Nevis at 1344m (4,409 ft).