Brian SmailesLands End to John O' Groats: The Official Cyclists Challenge Guide

Quite basic book - stopped reading after noticing 2 errors on first set of route instructions Hayle not Hale and Camborne not Cambourne - also would avoid the A30 main road going through central Cornwall - it's a very dangerous road and avoided by local cyclists as there are some much better routes of Cornwall - sent my copy back for a refund the same day it arrived

I found this book a source of info, but you'll need more research before setting off.I did JO'G-LE this year unsupported and used this book as a start point (although I deviated from his route in Scotland). As stated in other reviews, it is not the total answer to your adventure and the photos are not all relevant. But if it inspires you to do the trip, its worth it.

Just what my brother wanted

great

This book is idle for you if1. you are thinking of it and need to know more.2.you want to pay not too much.3. it fits in a bag on your bike.p.s it is the 2nd addition printed in 2009 better than most.

A useful read for those who decide to take the challenge of Lands End to John O,Groats could do with being more compact to take on the actual journey

Some good tips in the book but now direct route and you really just have to get off and do it.

A handy guide to anyone looking at doing this famous journey. Covers everything you need to know before attempting it.