OS Guidebook Authors
Meet the Minds Behind the Maps: OS Guidebook Author Interviews
Discover the stories, insights and inspirations behind Britain’s best-loved walking routes.
Welcome to our dedicated hub for interviews with the authors of Ordnance Survey’s iconic walking guidebooks. These conversations with our authors and editors offer a unique glimpse into the people who bring Britain’s landscapes to life through expertly crafted routes and top local knowledge.
Sue Viccars on Guidebooks, Navigation, and the Joy of Walking
Discover Sue Viccars' journey in exploring southwest England's landscapes and her passion for the outdoors and writing.
Looking for the best Lake District Walks? Meet Outdoor Expert Vivienne Crow
Vivienne shares the inspiration behind her new book Outstanding Walks: Lake District, featuring 60 of the best Lake District hiking routes
From Blisters to Books: Fiona Barltrop’s Path to Outdoor Writing
Find out more about OS Author Fiona Barltrop, a freelance outdoor writer and photographer with a passion for nature and adventure.
Capturing Nature: Felicity Martin on Hiking, Photography and choosing a quieter life
Felicity Martin, the author of multiple Scottish Hiking Guide Books, shares her hiking and photography tips and tells us about her new quieter life
Richard Peace’s City Cycling Guide Books for Families and Tourists
Explore Edinburgh and London by bike with Richard Peace's new OS Maps city cycling guide books, created in partnership with Sustrans. Discover safe, family-friendly routes!
Opening Nature’s Doors: Debbie North’s Mission for Accessibility
Debbie North 's passion for accessible adventures and dedication to breaking down barriers have inspired many. She has recently released a brand new book.