Great Britain already has lots of paths. What does this add?

Yes, that’s true, but they don’t form a coherent and comprehensive country-wide network. Slow Ways walking routes – drafted by volunteers and reviewed by people using them – suggest ways to walk and wheel between all the neighbouring towns, cities and villages across Great Britain. 

This distinctive Slow Ways geometric mapping, and the highlighting of route options, makes it easier to see and plan journeys. As well as linking towns and cities that have lots of places to eat, sleep and rest, it encourages longer distance journeys by linking multiple Slow Ways routes.