The Walker's Guide to the Castles of Britain

Introduction to the castles of Britain
Why they were built and what they were used for.
Why they are distributed as they are.
What they looked like in their heyday.
The role of key features such as moats and towers.

Introduction to the walks
How the walks are structured - summary information; circular; length.
Practicalities - footwear, clothing, maps.
Countryside code.

1. Alnwick Castle
2. Arundel Castle
3. Balmoral Castle
4. Bamburgh Castle
5. Beaumaris Castle
6. Blair Castle
7. Caerlaverock Castle
8. Caernarfon Castle
9. Caerphilly Castle
10. Cardiff Castle
11. Cardoness Castle
12. Carisbrooke Castle
13. Carlisle Castle
14. Carreg Cennen Castle
15. Castell Coch
16. Castle Campbell
17. Castle Stalker
18. Chepstow Castle
19. Chirk Castle
20. Clifford's Tower
21. Conwy Castle
22. Corfe Castle
23. Dartmouth Castle
24. Dinas Brân Castle
25. Dinefwr Castle
26. Doune Castle
27. Dover Castle
28. Dumbarton Castle
29. Dunnottar Castle
30. Dunstaffnage & Dunollie Castles
31. Durham Castle
32. Edinburgh Castle
33. Eilean Donan Castle
34. Farleigh Hungerford Castle
35. Framlingham Castle
36. Goodrich Castle
37. Glamis Castle
38. Gylen Castle
39. Harlech Castle
40. Inveraray Castle
41. Kenilworth Castle
42. Kidwelly Castle
43. Kilchurn Castle
44. Lancaster Castle
45. Leeds Castle
46. Lincoln Castle
47. Llansteffan Castle
48. Manorbier Castle
49. Norwich Castle
50. Orford Castle
51. Pendennis Castle
52. Powis Castle
53. Scarborough Castle
54. St Michael's Mount
55. Stirling Castle
56. Threave Castle
57. Tintagel Castle
58. Tower of London
59. Urquhart Castle
60. Windsor Castle