The Island is approximately 32 by 13 miles wide
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Philips Red Books Folded map of the whole Island at a scale of 1:75,000 |
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Philips Red Books Local Street Atlas for Ballsalla, Castleton, Douglas, Laxey, Onchan, Peel, Port Erin, Port St Mary and Ramsey. |
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Ordnance Survey This is the popular Ordnance Survey 1:50,000 scale series. A must for any tourist visiting the Island. |
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Harvey Superwalker Harvey Superwalker is an excelalnt map for anyone going to Island for walking. The scale is 1:30,000 and is printed on waterproof paper. |
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Cicerone Guide The scope for walking on the Isle of Man is considerable. Being an island, and a smallish one at that, many walks touch upon the coastline at some point, and it is probably true to say that on every walk in this book you can see the sea at some stage, ensuring that each of the walks has its own very distinctive flavour. The guide includes: -forty walks around the island -full-colour photographs and OS mapping -introduction on the Isle of Man today and in the past, on the island's flora and fauna, and on walking on the island -information on getting to and around the island -appendix including longer waymarked walks, useful addresses and organisations -bibliography and a glossary of Manx place names and terms. |
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Cicerone Guide The Raad ny Foillan, Way of the Gull, is a 96-mile footpath around the Isle of Man. Splendid scenery is encountered throughout, from the rugged sea cliffs and mountain moorland in the south, to the glens, beaches and dunes of the north. The route passes sites of historical interest, colourful fishing villages, historic towns and peaceful havens. Walkers will appreciate the Isle of Man's unique character, where the pace of life seems easier and there are no coastal caravan sites to sully the scene. You will enjoy the company of gulls and seals. The extraordinary variety of flora is a joy to behold. The walk is described in easy stages with suggestions for accommodation en route. |
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