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A double-sided map of Britain’s Slow Ways network, made for imagining journeys, joining the dots and recording where you have walked.
Where could you walk next?
Start with somewhere familiar, follow the connections and see where they lead. This large-format planning map helps you picture journeys between neighbouring towns or join them together into a longer adventure.
Make the map your own
- Mark the routes you would like to walk.
- Record and colour in journeys you have completed.
- Plan trips with friends or use it to explore active travel in the classroom.
- Keep it on the wall as a reminder of places still to discover.
About the map
This is the second edition, published in 2023: a double-sided, folded map covering the whole of Great Britain. Designed by Urban Good CIC, it brings the bigger picture into view rather than providing detailed directions for each walk.
Use it alongside the Slow Ways website to explore individual routes and their reviews before setting out. For the network in book form, see the Slow Ways Pocket Atlas.
Display the whole country
You will need two copies to show both sides together on a wall. Orkney and Shetland can be cut out of the northern map and positioned at the correct scale and location.
A network built together
Slow Ways connects towns, cities and thousands of villages using existing paths, trails and roads. It began during the first lockdown, when volunteers proposed thousands of walking routes, and grew through people walking, reviewing and sharing those connections.
Buying this map supports Slow Ways and its work to make walking a more useful part of everyday travel.
ISBN: 9781914432132