The Inn Way to the North York Moors is an 89 mile circular walk divided into six stages. Detailed maps, route descriptions, fascinating historical quotations, snippets and pieces of information will help guide you through this wonderful moorland landscape of heather-clad ridges and green, wooded valleys, passing no less than 31 traditional English pubs and leaving you with a deeper knowledge and understanding of the North York Moors.

The walk starts at Helmsley and the other overnight stages along the walk are Hutton-le-Hole, Levisham, Egton Bridge, Rosedale Abbey and Hawnby before returning to Helmsley. At each of these locations full details are given of a selection of recommended traditional inns where you can stay. Mark Reid has provided not only excellent route instructions but sufficient anecdotal information to ensure an absorbing interest along the journey in addition to the spectacular scenery. Practical information and sketch maps are also provided as well as useful sections on the history and geology of the region. A great way to spend a week.

The Inn Way to the Yorkshire Dales is a 76 mile circular walk divided into six stages. Detailed maps, route descriptions, fascinating historical quotations, snippets and pieces of information will help guide you through eleven of the most beautiful valleys in the world, passing no less than 26 traditional English pubs and leaving you with a deeper knowledge and understanding of the Yorkshire Dales.

The route starts at Grassington and the six stages are: Grassington to Buckden; Buckden to Askrigg; Askrigg to Reeth; Reeth to West Burton; West Burton to Kettlewell; Kettlewell to Grassington. At each of these locations full details are given of a selection of recommended traditional inns where you can stay. Mark Reid has provided not only excellent route instructions but sufficient anecdotal information to ensure an absorbing interest along the journey to compliment the glorious scenery. His writing is knowledgeable and conveys an infectious enthusiasm that will have you itching to get started. Practical information and sketch maps are also provided as well as useful sections on the history and geology of the region.

The Inn Way to Northumberland is a 94 mile (151km) circular walk divided into six day long stages. Detailed maps, route descriptions, fascinating historical quotations, snippets and pieces of information will help guide you through the wild landscape of the Cheviot Hills, the lush Coquet Valley and the sweeping strands of the Northumbrian coastline. The route passes no less than 48 traditional country pubs and will leave you with a deeper knowledge and understanding of Northumberland.

There is a wealth of practical information, plus an introductory chapters on local history, geology and fauna and flora. Throughout the book Mark Reid's enthusiasm for his project is evident and he has indeed chosen an almost perfect route to experience all aspects of Northumberland landscape. The six stages start at the following locations: Rothbury; Warkworth; Embleton; Bamburgh; Wooler; Alwinton. A selection of inns is provided for each of the overnight stops.