Reviews of Hadrian's Wall Path

The reviews below refer to "Hadrian's Wall Path" published by Rucksack Readers. To find out more about this book, click on its cover or Look inside its pages or visit its Gallery.

Reviewed by the Long Distance Walks Association magazine Strider

The guide is profusely illustrated with attractive page layouts that combine text with fine colour photographs andpanels on features of interest.

There are now a considerable number of guides to Hadrian’s Wall Path, but this one rates highly for its convenience of use, its attractive format, and the clear presentation of the route and other information.

Ken Falconer's review in Strider (page 30)

From a review in Compass Sport magazine, June 2011

I was most impressed by this guide. It has a wealth of information, provided more detail, and filled in more gaps in my knowledge than I thought was possible.

It is clearly well researched and basing the guide on a West to East journey is clearly novel, as many start the walk from the East, but does not detract from the benefits whichever direction you choose ... A worthy purchase for anyone interested in Hadrian’s Wall or Roman Britain.

Reviewed by Anthony Barrable, Vol 32, issue 3, p39