Pocket Topoguide (in English) of the Cicerone publisher with detailed maps for hiking on the island of Wight ( In the Channel).

Description provided by the publisher:
Guidebook to 33 Walking Roads on the Beautiful Isle of Wight, from 4 to 18 miles long. The Roads Are Suitable for All Abilities and ARE accessible All Year Round. Includes A Complete Circuit Of The Islans Spectacular Coast As Well As Walks Exploring Forest Trails and Downland, and Visiting The Towns of Yarmouth, Cowes and Ventnor.
Seasons: The climate is more Temperate than on the mainland. Late Spring to Autumn Perfect for Inland Walks, Coastal Path Quite Appropriate for Winter (Wildness, Drama ...) Some Inland Walks Can Be Very Muddy in Winter.
Centers: Sandown, Shanklin, Ventnor, Godshill, Ryde, Yarmouth, Newport.
Difficulty: Walks Graded from 'Easy' Up to 'Moderate-Strenuous'. Even Children Can Do Walks Marked 'Easy' (AT Discretion of Parents) Purpose Optimum User of the Book Would Be Adult of at Least Average Fitness. NO SPECIAL EQUIPMENT Needed for Any Walk.
Must See: Magnificent and Very Varied Coastal Path, St Catherine's Lighthouse, Constant Outstanding Views, Dinosaur Fossils on Compton Bay, Red Squirrels, Honey-Pot Villages with Cozy Pubs, Carisbrooke Castle, Ventnor (Beautiful With ITS Own Microclimate), Beaches, Under-Explored Gems Like Lonely Newtown Harbor ... Over Half The Island Is An Area of ​​Outstanding National Beauty. Tennyson Connection.