NATIONAL TRUST Book order

• A full-size folding map with over 600 National Trust and National Trust for Scotland places marked. • Packed with practical information and quirky trivia • Beautiful illustrations • Features the ‘UK 80’, a dream route around the best of the UK

Don’t just take your dog for a walk. Take your dog for one of Britain’s 100 best dog walks. These country routes are custom-made for you and your four-legged friend. Ranging from 2 to 6 miles, they cover the whole of the UK and take some of our most beautiful woods, coast, rolling hills and fields, not to mention fascinating and inspiring historic sites. For each walk, there’s a map and comprehensive directions, plus information on whether and where a lead is needed and suggestions for dog-friendly refreshment stops and accommodation nearby.

A glorious celebration of nature and the simple pleasures of walking.

Take a lakeside stroll, amble through woodland or head upward for views over Keswick and Derwentwater.

Over 100 delicious recipes from the National Trust, perfect to warm a wintery night. Packed with regional British dishes and inspiration from around the world, as well as vegetarian and gluten-free options.

A glorious celebration of the seasons and the simple pleasures of walking from the archives of the National Trust.

A brainy book about great Britons. Pitt your wits against 100 quick and fun word puzzles based on famous British figures. These crosswords, word wheels, codewords and brainteasers will delight puzzlers of all ages.

100 quick and fun word puzzles based on British royalty in a cute pocket-sized package.Whether you are a wordsearch wizard or a brainteaser buff, this is the perfect book to help exercise your brain!

Cakes, Bakes and Biscuits is a treasury of over 100 modern and classic recipes from the National Trust that you can create in the comfort of your own home, on a lazy Sunday or with the kids.

This guidebook explores some of the many surprising stories of Croome, from the trend-setting design demanded by the 6th Earl, and his belief in championing young talent, to the part it played in the Second World War as a secret airbase.