Mountain Navigation

Mountain Navigation by Peter Cliff is a practical, confidence-building guide to finding your way safely in Britain’s upland terrain, aimed at walkers who want to strengthen their map-and-compass skills. Cliff explains how to read contours, judge distance, use pacing and timing, and make sound route choices in poor visibility, always stressing the importance of planning and situational awareness. He includes clear diagrams and real-world examples that show how to apply techniques on the hill, from micro-navigation to dealing with bad weather or unexpected obstacles. It’s a straightforward, reliable manual that helps walkers develop the judgement and precision needed for safe travel in the mountains.