The National Parks offer many opportunities for the walker in Britain. The areas designated have been chosen for their unspoilt natural beauty, and they are strictly protected from development. This, and the efficient way-marking of footpaths, ensures that these outstanding areas areas can be enjoyed by everyone. This guide presents 52 walks in the National Parks, covering a huge variety of landscapes and scenery, from the peaks of the Lake District, to the moorlands of Dartmoor and Exmoor. It is intended for weekend ramblers and dedicated hillwalkers alike. Contributions are included from the following writers: Malcolm Boyes, Hazel Chester, Frank Duerden, Brian Le Messurier, John and Anne Nuttall, Colin Shelbourn, Roger Thomas and John Weir.