St Cuthbert's Way: The Official Guide

This revised edition of the Official Guide for the 100k (60 mile) St Cuthbert's Way offers an enhanced experience for walkers. Opened in 1996, the route has rapidly gained popularity, with thousands traversing all or parts of it annually. The journey is rich in historical significance and natural beauty, as it visits numerous sites closely associated with St Cuthbert's life.

Walkers have the flexibility to tackle the entire route or explore individual sections, making it an ideal day or weekend outing. The path begins in Melrose, in the Scottish Borders, and leads to the Holy Island causeway at Beal. In favorable conditions, the sand crossing here provides a spectacular conclusion to the walk.

This updated guide features a brand-new, full-color folding map, meticulously crafted by leading Scottish cartographer Nicolson Maps. The guide itself is fully illustrated with photographs and new maps at the start of each section, ensuring a visually engaging experience.

Comprehensive information is provided, covering the historical and natural highlights of the route, as well as practical details for walkers, such as recommended equipment, way-marking, car parking, accommodation, and the Country Code. After completing the walk, the guide serves as a wonderful souvenir, capturing the essence of one of Britain's most evocative long-distance trails.

The updated design and additional features of this edition create an enhanced guide, making it the perfect companion for both first-time and returning visitors to the St Cuthbert's Way. Whether exploring the entire route or sampling select sections, this guide ensures a memorable and enriching experience for all who embark on this journey.

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