How Old Are Your Maps?

You’ve updated your rucksack, replaced those worn out boots and exchanged that plastic cag for a modern, breathable jacket, but how old are your maps?

If you’re anything like us you’ll have accumulated them over years and maybe not all first hand. Ordnance Survey make on average 10,000 changes to their mapping a day, including revisions of footpaths, bridleways and access boundaries. If you’ve worn through a few pairs of boots, your likely to have a few out-dated maps on your shelves or ones that are well worn on the points you need.

The good news is that up until the end of April you can trade in your old OS Maps with Ordnance Survey for credit vouchers usable in the Ordnance Survey shop.

So if you have any old maps on your shelves, this is your chance to replace them. Have a look on the Ordnance Survey Website for more details.