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Philip's Highlands of Scotland is a detailed road atlas and guide covering one of the UK's most scenic regions. Produced by Philip's Maps, it combines clear cartography with tourist information, making it ideal for planning drives, hikes, and sightseeing across the Highlands. Whether you're a visitor or a local, this atlas helps you navigate remote glens, coastal routes, and historic sites with confidence.
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About Philip's Highlands of Scotland:...
Philip's Highlands of Scotland is a comprehensive mapping resource from the trusted Philip's Maps brand. It provides detailed road coverage of the Scottish Highlands, including the Cairngorms, Loch Ness, and the North Coast 500 route. The atlas features clear, up-to-date cartography with tourist information such as visitor attractions, outdoor activities, and accommodation. Designed for both planning and on-the-road use, it includes index and distance charts. This edition is practical for drivers, cyclists, and walkers seeking to explore the region's remote landscapes and iconic landmarks. It serves as a reliable companion for anyone touring the Highlands by car or on foot.
Who should read Philip's Highlands of Scotland:...?
This atlas is ideal for tourists planning a Highlands road trip, outdoor enthusiasts seeking walking and cycling routes, and locals wanting a detailed reference map. It suits drivers navigating remote areas, hikers exploring glens and mountains, and anyone interested in Scotland's geography and attractions. It is also useful for travel agents and tour operators designing itineraries. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveller, this map helps you discover the Highlands with confidence.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Clear and detailed cartography from a reputable map publisher
- ✓ Covers popular routes like the North Coast 500 and Cairngorms
- ✓ Includes tourist information for attractions and activities
- ✓ Durable format suitable for travel use
- ✓ Comprehensive index and distance charts for easy planning
Cons
- ✗ May not include the most recent road changes
- ✗ Limited coverage of minor footpaths compared to dedicated walking maps
- ✗ Print size may be small for some readers
- ✗ Not a substitute for GPS navigation in remote areas
- ✗ Lacks in-depth cultural or historical commentary
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Frequently asked questions
Does this atlas cover the North Coast 500?
Yes, the atlas includes coverage of the North Coast 500 route and other major scenic drives in the Highlands.
Is this suitable for walking and hiking?
While it shows main paths and outdoor attractions, it is primarily a road atlas. For detailed walking routes, consider a dedicated Ordnance Survey map.
What is the scale of the maps?
The atlas uses a scale of approximately 1:200,000, offering a good balance between detail and overview for road travel.
Does it include town plans?
Yes, the atlas typically includes town centre plans for key locations such as Inverness, Fort William, and Oban.
Is this the latest edition?
The ISBN corresponds to the 2021 edition. Check with the retailer for the most current edition available.
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