The Peak District Trig Baggers Logbook: Hiking Challenge Logbook Featuring Over 100 Trig Points To Visit Around The Peak District

Excellent little book to keep track, compact enough to keep in your bag or in the car

Great book that will help you plan a good walk to take in the trig points you want to do.Also a good aid to remember which you have and haven't done being so many to do.Although not sure that some of the log is needed like ascent time, descent and parking as these are very variable as to the walk you are doing and distance.To me makes it seem like they expect you to be parking and walking up from the bottom of the hill it's on.Some are quite remote and miles from any car park or lay-by.Would of liked to see maybe a picture of each trig as well to bring the book to life rather than 2 dimensional...

Great book with lots of trig's bought as a present

I got this to aid us with bagging Trigs, already we have used it and found places in the peak district we would not have ventured to so its a great aid to getting you out to new places. You pick a Trig and scan the WR code and it tells you where it is, perfect. Go bag them Trigs folks!

Great as a reason for your walk. Unfortunately a number are on private land and inaccessible. It would be good if the references identified this. We spent an hour and a few miles trying to get near it using our os map. Fun for us but frustrating for others perhaps

Its important to state that this is a simple log book. Perfect for my partner who logs all her walks and loves trig points and the peaks. Its really handy with the QR codes giving you access to the whereabouts of the trigs on your phone. Its small and compact so really easy to take with you on your walk.

Yet another scam book on Amazon. There are no maps or routes in this book, it's just a checklist!

It's just a log book with a list of the hills at front.Neglects to mention quite a number of the trig points are on private land with no access without seeking permission....