Contour Mapping

1:25,000 scale map covering Helvellyn (approx. center NY354155).

Helvellyn stands as one of the best known peaks in the Lake District National Park. Home to the stunning horseshoe comprising the classic scrambles of Swirral Edge and Striding Edge as well as the Lake District Fell Top Assessors during the winter months providing the mountain community with vital updates on ground conditions for the wider area. While she can be beautiful and calm in any season she is also known to show her teeth and accidents on the edges are frequent, especially in the winter months.

1:25,000 scale map covering Helvellyn (approx. center NY354155).

Helvellyn stands as one of the best known peaks in the Lake District National Park. Home to the stunning horseshoe comprising the classic scrambles of Swirral Edge and Striding Edge as well as the Lake District Fell Top Assessors during the winter months providing the mountain community with vital updates on ground conditions for the wider area. While she can be beautiful and calm in any season she is also known to show her teeth and accidents on the edges are frequent, especially in the winter months.

1:25,000 scale map covering Helvellyn (approx. center NY354155).

Helvellyn stands as one of the best known peaks in the Lake District National Park. Home to the stunning horseshoe comprising the classic scrambles of Swirral Edge and Striding Edge as well as the Lake District Fell Top Assessors during the winter months providing the mountain community with vital updates on ground conditions for the wider area. While she can be beautiful and calm in any season she is also known to show her teeth and accidents on the edges are frequent, especially in the winter months.

1:25,000 scale map covering Hart Crag and Dovedale (approx. center NY374110).

This area south of the famous Helvellyn is often overlooked but provides some beautifully non-crowded alternatives. Navigationally this area provides many opportunities to practice contour and slope aspect work.

1:25,000 scale map covering Hart Crag and Dovedale (approx. center NY374110).

This area south of the famous Helvellyn is often overlooked but provides some beautifully non-crowded alternatives. Navigationally this area provides many opportunities to practice contour and slope aspect work.

1:25,000 scale map covering Hart Crag and Dovedale (approx. center NY374110).

This area south of the famous Helvellyn is often overlooked but provides some beautifully non-crowded alternatives. Navigationally this area provides many opportunities to practice contour and slope aspect work.

1:25,000 scale map covering Hart Crag and Dovedale (approx. center NY374110).

This area south of the famous Helvellyn is often overlooked but provides some beautifully non-crowded alternatives. Navigationally this area provides many opportunities to practice contour and slope aspect work.

1:25,000 scale map covering Hart Crag and Dovedale (approx. center NY374110).

This area south of the famous Helvellyn is often overlooked but provides some beautifully non-crowded alternatives. Navigationally this area provides many opportunities to practice contour and slope aspect work.

1:25,000 scale map covering Dartmoor's Great Links Tor (approx. center SX552867).

A great area for navigation practice, Dartmoor's Great Links Tor borders the MoD training areas of Okehampton and Willsworthy. Live firing and exercise times are published by the MoD and a quick search for "Dartmoor firing times" should form part of your planning in this area. On the ground red flags by day and red lights at night will show the range is being used for live firing and it is in your best interest to not cross and indeed steer well clear of the line of red and white marker posts.

1:25,000 scale map covering Dartmoor's Great Links Tor (approx. center SX552867).

A great area for navigation practice, Dartmoor's Great Links Tor borders the MoD training areas of Okehampton and Willsworthy. Live firing and exercise times are published by the MoD and a quick search for "Dartmoor firing times" should form part of your planning in this area. On the ground red flags by day and red lights at night will show the range is being used for live firing and it is in your best interest to not cross and indeed steer well clear of the line of red and white marker posts.