Product code: 15894434 / 065725
Key features
Providing complete GB coverage, the OS Explorer map series details information essential in the great outdoors, including youth hostels, pubs and visitor information. Rights of way, fences, permissive paths and bridleways are clearly shown, ensuring you have the best information to get the most out of your time in the countryside.
Features
- Rhymney Valley Ridgeway Path
- Coed Morgannwg Way
- Sirhowy valley Walk
- Ogwr Ridgeway Walk
- Taff Trail
- St Illtyd's Walk
- Raven Walk
- Ebbw Valley Walk
- Marches Way
- Gwent
- Mid Glamorgan
- West Glamorgan
- Caerphilly
- Maesteg
- Merthyr Tydfil
- Pontypridd
- Rhondda
- 1:25 000 scale (4 cm to 1 km – 2.5 inches to 1 mile)
This map comes with a digital version which you can download to your smartphone or tablet.
Go to OS.uk/redeem for more details (terms and conditions apply).
Scratch off the panel on the inside cover of the map to reveal a code, you are then just three easy steps away from downloading your digital map.
If the scratch panel has already been scratched off or if you have any problems downloading your map, please call the OS Customer Service Centre on 03456 050505.
Delivery & Returns
This product qualifies for the following delivery methods.
Standard UK Delivery (£3.95)
FREE on orders over £60.00
A tracking link will be provided once your order is despatched.
Next Day Delivery (order by 5pm Sun-Fri) (£5.95)
Cannot be offered in the following areas, and will be attempted within 48 hours: BT (all Northern Ireland), GY, IM, JE, KW11-17, HS, PH32-35, ZE.
Returns
Returning orders to us is easy. Whatever your reason, we offer a refund or exchange within 28 days of delivery or collection.
Reviews (1)
Review via 
10th Jan, 2020
Finance
4 interest-free fortnightly payments of £1.95.
Clearpay is unregulated credit. Use responsibly. T&Cs & late fees up to £24 per purchase apply (clearpay.co.uk/terms).
Great price for an "old school" OS paper map. Good for Blacks for having the vision to see that low prices are the only way to keep these maps alive in the face of competition from digital downloads. The OS need money to continue to produce their marvellous mapping and this should come from central government, not the map-buying public.