A good guide book I love a good guide book, those elegantly composed marvels of condensed knowledge and purposeful suggestion assure you squeeze every last drop of holiday refreshment from your annual retreat. To…
Underground Inventions In the cold and fast running streams that run under the Yorkshire Dales I found inspiration in our indestructible invention. Our latest inspirations flowed like the near freezing water that regularly topped…
Saying “yes” to stuff We only get one crack at this life so the opportunities for great experiences need to be nurtured. Life’s richest experiences are created by increasing these opportunities and making the…
Missing maps You’re interested in maps, but how can you use that to save a life? The Missing Maps initiative may help you turn a pleasant and social pasttime into a crucial resource that…
Get a FREE personalised SplashMap or SplashMap Toob We’ve launched our Summer Photo competition. Entries closed 28th August with folk having used @splashmaps, #splashmaps and/or #MapYourHols when they posted. But who from this Gallery…
25% off all National Park Maps!… and that’s just for starters Everyone’s gearing-up for the summer holidays, and we’ve already given you the trade’s best advice on getting the right kit. Now we’re helping…
Roger’s a runner of trails and author of the “I run off-road” blog. Particularly he, like me, loves the trails in one of our newest National Parks, the South Downs. And it’s to him…
Why is Snowdonia the most mapped part of Great Britain? It’s quickly becoming our most popular destination series of SplashMaps and, since we introduced our “ask the expert” to position the maps perfectly, there…
The 2017 Gear Awards It’s great to get another award. This time SplashMaps is one of Cycle Traveller magazine’s 2017 Gear Award winners and join the best of the new products supporting their cycle…
We just love a 3D fly-through There’s been a great deal of hype about Ordnance Survey’s recent 3D fly-through. Automatically generated from your choice of place (restricted to Great Britain of course) and, with…
