Wild Things Publishing - Guide (en anglais) - Wild Rock (100 best easy scrambles in Britain)
| Destination | Europe |
|---|---|
| Pays / Région | Angleterre, Ecosse, Pays de Galles |
| Thème de voyage | Alpinisme / Escalade |
| Auteur | Matt Heason |
| Date de publication | 1 avr. 2026 |
| Edition, collection | Wild Things Publishing |
Un guide, en anglais, qui ravira celles et ceux qui ne souffrent pas de vertige. Des petites sessions d'escalade facile (en général) où l'usage de corde n'est pas forcément nécessaire. Les anglais appellent cela "scrambling", nous n'avons pas trouvé de traduction adéquate en français mais la pratique est enthousisamante
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The ultimate guide for adventurers and ramblers looking to step off the path and onto the rock. Covering every corner of the country, from rugged mountain ridges to hidden coastal outcrops, Wild Rock features the hundred best routes in England, Scotland and Wales, striking a balance between accessibility and excitement.
Each scramble is carefully chosen for its beauty, character, and sense of discovery – perfect to bridge the gap between hiking and climbing. Packed with inspiring photography and practical advice, co-ordinates and tips, Wild Rock is your ticket to a lifetime of scrambling adventures across Britain.
Adventure across spectacular rock landscapes From mountain classics to coastal gems, no ropes required.
Quick hits
Not got much time on your hands, but want to get out on some rock?
Scrambles for the adventurous
A little out of the ordinary, these adventures won’t be in any tourist brochure.
Getting away from the crowds
Find peaceful and quiet adventures in otherwise busy corners of the country.
Watery scrambling
Choose a warm day and mix moving on rock with playing in water.
Picnic havens
Perfect for hanging out with kids or mixed ability/interest groups where some want to play on the rock whilst others watch with a glass of wine.
Coasteering
Explore our wonderfully chaotic coastline amidst rock pools, fossil beds, cliffs and zawns.
Historical journeys
Scramble amidst ruins and relics whilst soaking up the ambience of times gone by.
Weaseling, mines, caves & quarries
Take a torch and helmet and get down and dirty, literally inside the rock.
Mountain environments & summits
Combine views, technical scrambling, exposure and a good old-fashioned workout.
Classic Scrambles
You’ve likely heard of these, but not seen them all in one guidebook before.
Matt Heason is author of Wild Swimming Walks Peak District and founder of Sheffield Adventure Film Festival. Matt writes books and organises events for climbers, walkers, cyclists and runners. He grew up climbing in rural north Wales and moved to Sheffield in 1996.
(Source : Wild things publishing)
