The Lancashire Trig Bagger Challenge Logbook
Trig points, or trigonometrical stations to give them their proper name, are a common sight and much-loved feature of Britain’s hills. Constructed between 1936-1962 as part of the Ordnance Survey’s retriangulation of Great Britain, this logbook is your ideal hiking companion as you ‘bag’ them all in Lancashire.

Keeping a logbook is great for reminiscing about your adventures, share your hikes with friends and family – tick off the list as you complete the challenges one by one. This logbook contains 101 trig pillars in Lancashire.

Finding your trigs are easy, a county-wide map shows you their locations – and a handy QR link opens a dedicated map on your smartphone which you can use to plan routes & navigate to your destinations. Contents pages are easy to use, with each trig listed both alphabetically and by height ascending order. Each trig log page includes OS grid references as well as a QR code to open a map of the destination so you can plan your route.

A perfect journal of your hiking adventures in Lancashire – now your challenge is to complete them all!

Log book pages include:

• Trig pillar information includes; Trig name, flush bracket number, height, OS grid reference & QR code.

Key Features

• Easy to use contents pages
• 101 trig pillars to bag
• Trig per page layout
• Includes QR codes to open maps on your smartphone
• Perfect for walkers & hikers

The Dartmoor Tors Challenge Hiking Logbook
Dartmoor is one of England’s finest national parks, with 368 square miles of wild open moorlands and deep valleys – home to over 160 Tors which rise up to give amazing views of Devon and beyond.

Take on the Dartmoor Tors Challenge!
This logbook contains 176 of Dartmoor’s infamous tors. Nestled among varied terrain and rolling hills, there are tors for both amateur and experienced hikers alike. Your challenge is to visit them all and record your adventures as you go!

Keeping a logbook is great for reminiscing about your adventures, share your hikes with friends and family – tick off the list as you complete the challenges one by one.
All the tors are easy to find, carefully mapped out so you can see where each tor lies and using interactive features of your smartphone, easy to plan your routes. All the tors are listed both alphabetically and height ascending – with a handy tick list for you to complete as you go along.

Each tor has it’s own dedicated log page including Tor name, height and OS grid reference for your GPS on the day as well as a QR code to scan with your smartphone to open a tor map to plan your routes.

A fantastic hiking challenge for all abilities to cherish for years to come.

Logbook pages include:
176 Tors in Dartmoor with tor name, height, OS grid reference & QR code.

Key features:

• ‘At a glance’ Dartmoor map featuring all 176 tors
• Easy to use contents pages
• Peak per page layout
• QR code to open location maps on your smartphone
• Perfect for walkers or hikers of all ages & abilities
• A lifetime mountaineering challenge!

The Welsh Marilyns Logbook
A Marilyn is a hill in the British Isles that has at least 150m (492 feet) of relative height – 159 of the UK’s Marilyns sit within the fabulous landscape of Wales with its beautiful coastlines and quaint, rural villages. The mountain ranges in Wales have often been dismissed for the more famous Lake District and Peak District National Parks you will struggle to find more breath-taking views than from the peaks of the mountains in Wales. With three national parks, each with their own unique geographical features, enjoy the views of lowland valleys and the wonderful welsh coastline – which can be seen from the peaks of some of the Marilyns!

This logbook contains all 159 Welsh Marilyns. Most lie within the two largest national parks of Snowdonia and Brecon Beacons, however a good selection of the others are scattered across the country, overlooking rugged landscapes, rivers, coastlines and even small islands!

All the Marilyns in this book are easy to find – with a handy map showing all their locations as well as comprehensive contents pages ordered by height ascending and alphabetical order. What’s more, each Marylin logbook page has its OS Grid reference included as well as a QR code you can scan to open a map of the peak on your phone and plan your trek.

Perfect for logging all your adventures to look back on for years to come.

Key Features

• ‘At a glance’ map of Wales showing all 159 peaks
• Easy to use contents pages
• All 159 Marilyns featured
• Marilyn-per page layout
• Includes QR codes to open maps on your smartphone
• Perfect for walkers & hikers

Fitness Through Walking – A 100 Day Challenge

Walking can be an enjoyable and rewarding way to achieve fitness, both physically and mentally. It is a great ‘low impact’ exercise that does not involve cost or over exertion and can be done on your own or socially with friends. This log book sets out 100 walks, or ‘challenges’ for you to complete. You choose your own pace, distance and frequency of your walks – so from absolute beginner to advanced walker this log book is suitable for your ability.

By keeping a record of your achievements in this book you will be able to look back and see your improvement as your challenges progress. You will surprise yourself as you see the difference in both your mental and physical state when you look back at walk 1!.

Each walk in the book you can document date, description and location of walk, start and end time of the walk as well as your walk duration. Note down the distance travelled, the companions you did your walk with if any, weather conditions, any niggling injuries and even if you bumped into anyone for a chat! At the end of each page you can document how you felt after the walk including how difficult you found it, how enjoyable it was and your energy levels – which is the area of improvement you would expect to see get better as you progress through the challenges.

There is also a section at the back of the book where you can jot down your weight gain or loss.

Fitness through walking is an enjoyable challenge for any age and ability.

Key Features:

• 108 pages with 100 pages of challenges
• Numbered walks to Journal
• Section to document weight gain
• Handy 6″ x 9″ size
• Gloss cover with glued spine

The Corbetts Bagging Logbook for all 222 of Scotlands Corbett Mountains and Munros

The The Corbetts are mountains in Scotland between 2500 and 3000ft, with a 500ft drop between them. Overlooking the most beautiful loch’s and Scottish islands, ‘bagging’ the Corbetts is both rewarding and challenging at the same time. Use this logbook to journal your expeditions up all 222 of these breathtaking mountains.

This logbook lists all 222 of the Corbetts, by region through the book, so all the mountains are grouped by their region in Scotland – making it easier to plan your expeditions when you are in that particular area. So if you are planning a weekend in Skye, both mountains are easy to locate in the book or a week in the Cairngorms – all 43 of these mountains are grouped together for easy planning. The book also lists all 222 mountains at the front in both alphabetical order by mountain name and also by region so locating your next challenge is simple!

Each page allows you to record ascent and decent times, distance, weather conditions, companions and overall enjoyment of the mountain. The back of the book has an equipment checklist and emergency contact numbers for you to complete before you set off. A perfect gift for enthusiastic fell walkers, amateur hikers or adrenaline junkies alike! The journal is designed for all abilities, and a great way to document the wonderful scenery and experiences Scotland has to offer.

Key Features:

• Mountain per page layout
• 232 pages 6″ x 9″ size
• Easy to use layout 
• Mountains listed by region
• Stylish matt cover and glued spine