A Pictorial Guide to the Mountains of Snowdonia 3: The Eastern Peaks (Pictorial Guide Volume 3) [Idioma Inglés] - Softcover

Impressed by the sheer amount of information in two such relatively slim volumes. || The beauty of the series is the depth and choice. Unlike other books, that compromise and short change you by squeezing into a single volume, this sprawls out like a range describing every significant peak and the many ways of linking them together. Not just a route up and down but full à la carte choice to plan the expedition you want. What I like is the balance between interesting information and details of navigation. I think John Gillham has got it right. || Sumptuously illustrated. || These books are by far the most comprehensive guides to the hills of Snowdonia National Park yet produced, and their resaearch and compilation is a remarkable acheivement. || This comprehensive and engaging volume features beautiful colour photography and route drawings. It's enthusiastically written, easy to read and informative. || If you were to lay down a map of Snowdonia, close your eyes, spin around a time or two and plonk your finger down at random, chances are you would find that exact location covered, in surprising detail, in John Gillham's Pictorial Guides. || Provide a treasure trove of information on every significant peak in the Snowdonia National Park... . They may well be the only books you would need for a National Park crammed with hill country, from high rocky summits to low craggy tors.

This is the third book of four volumes providing the most comprehensive coverage of the mountains of the Snowdonia National Park. The Eastern Peaks encompases the Ffestiniog and Moelwynion ranges, magnificent peaks of Welsh slate. East lies the Migneint, a great moorland desert of heather and low craggy tors, and the Arenig mountains declining to the lake at Bala. The Berwyn range of fine heathery ridges stretches from Llangollen to the Tanat Valley at Llangynog.. NOTA: El libro no está en español, sino en inglés.