Walks on Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 Explorer™ Maps (Orange Covers)

If you already have an Ordnance Survey Explorer™ Map you can find somewhere to go Walking on it by clicking the corresponding square on this interactive walk map.

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All of our unique go4awalk.com Interactive Walk Planning Maps currently available:

	Map showing all Interactive OS Explorer Walk Planning Maps (Orange Covers) currently available.

	Map showing all Interactive OS Landranger Walk Planning Maps (Pink Covers) currently available.

	The Brecon Beacons National Park (Wales) Black Mountains, Brecon Beacons . . .

	Dartmoor National Park (England) High Willhays, North Hessary Tor, Great Links Tor . . .

	Exmoor National Park (England) Dunkery Beacon, Periton Hill, Selworthy Beacon . . .

	The Lake District National Park (England) Southern Fells, Northern Fells, Western Fells, Central Fells . . .

	The Peak District National Park (England) The Dark Peak Area, The White Peak Area . . .

	Snowdonia National Park (Wales) The Arans, Arenigs, Carneddau, Glyderau, Moelwyns, Snowdon . . .

	The Yorkshire Dales National Park (England) The Howgill Fells, The Northern Dales Area, The Southern Dales Area . . .

To find walks in a other ways please see more options in the left-hand column or click on this link: Walks.

If you are looking for some inspiration, see Walk Ideas

To search for a walk by place name or location - use our Walk Search

Long term users of go4awalk.com will be familiar with these unique interactive walking maps where you can mouse over a coloured circle and see the outline of the walk.

The were originally constructed with Adobe Flash but from the end of 2020 Adobe Flash is no longer supported by the major browsers and you are recommended to remove Adobe Flash Player from your computer, tablet and mobile phone.

However, all is not lost. Our clever coders have discovered it is possible to adapt our interactive walk planning maps so they can continue to be used (using Adobe Animate, Javascript and HTML5 if you were wondering).

Note: Google Chrome no longer supports Adobe Flash Player (see So long, and thanks for all the Flash), Apple Safari version 14 (released for macOS in September 2020) no longer loads Adobe Flash Player or plays Adobe Flash content and Mozilla Firefox will no longer support Adobe Flash Player or play Flash content from January 26th, 2021 (with Firefox version 84 the final version to support Adobe Flash).

See Adobe Flash Player EOL General Information Page for more information.