St Austell & Liskeard Map | Fowey, Looe & Lostwithiel | Ordnance Survey | OS Explorer Map 107 | England | Walks | Hiking | Maps | Adventure

You all know what an OS map looks like. I doubt you're even reading these because it's a map, all anyone cares about is whether the area they need is on this segment. The map is clear, concise, undamaged. Fully unfurled it's 126.5cm x 95cm, and detailed as shown in my image. I can't speak for the app because I bought this for use in a project rather than its intended function but I'm sure it's fine.

I've grown up with OS Maps and they remain in my view probably the worlds best maps. Other countries equivalents often disappoint for clarity and accuracy. Used on stretches of the coastal path and didn't disappoint.

Just the job , all areas that I needed

A great OS map - perfect for planning walking/cycling holidays. Each map has a QR code inside the map which I am told can be downloaded - I haven't used that function yet but I think some of the other reviewers have and are pleased with the results. I would recommend these maps.

I ordered this OS Mid-South Cornwall map as I run an art gallery in Polkerris which is directly on the South Coast Path.I've put the map on display in the gallery entrance and many walkers have referred to it, either reviewing where they've come from, or planning their next steps. The details are clear and it covers a wide area popular with walkers and holiday-makers. I've been able to show walkers where certain sites of interest are and the quickest or most scenic routes to certain destinations.

OS are the best map makers in the business

A perfect map for getting around , showing all footpaths, but found some streets in towns had changed to one way making touring confusing

As someone who likes jogging along country lanes, mountain paths, hidden footpaths, forest trails, beaches and clifftops I have found the explorer ordnance survey maps invaluable. The scale means that you can find paths that are little more than a groove through a field but they always lead somewhere.