Finding the Way Out of Towns

Tony Parsons

17 June 2020 08:52

One thing I have found when walking a long distance path (e.g. the South West Coast Path) is that it is usually easy to follow a route through the country.  It is also usually easy to find the way in to the centre of a town even if it's not quite on the 'official route'.

However it can sometimes be difficult to pick up the route out of a town.

One possibility to help with this would be to have a waymark point in a clearly recognisable place say about a mile outside the town.  This might be, for instance, at a cross roads.

 

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  Slow Ways Support

  17 June 2020 09:50

  Thanks Tony. I agree. 

  Are you talking more about a digital waymarker or a physical waymarker?

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  Tony Parsons

  28 April 2021 07:39

  Answering the question from ten months ago I meant a 'digital waymarker' i.e. a point on the gpx route.

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