EastWest Mapping

Recreational and Tourism Mapping are our business

EastWest Mapping has been involved in recreational mapping for the past twenty years with two strands to our business. We publish & sell detailed mapping for recreational activities in the Leinster region. We also provide a nationwide survey and cartographic service for the tourism, local authority and publishing sectors.

The hallmark of EastWest Mapping publications are careful survey work and attention to detail. We like to ensure that the detail on our maps and in our guidebooks matches what the walker or cyclist will encounter on the ground.

List of Stockists

A list of shops selling EastWest Mapping publications can be found at the top of our Blog page.

EastWest Mapping, Clonegal, Enniscorthy, Co.Wexford.

Phone/ Fax 00353 (0)53 9377835

Latest News

Dublin Mountains Way Updates

January 2012 : Some significant route changes to the Dublin Mountains Way are currently being implemented. If you have purchased one of our Dublin Mountains Way maps, be sure to visit the publication page here in the sales listings. Here you will find a set of maps that show the various updates. Please take the time to view these and transfer the details to your map.

Happy New Year

May I wish a Safe and a Happy New Year to all our customers. We certainly appreciated your business in 2011 as it's not a particularly easy time to be running a small business. We experienced quite a decline in cartographic work for various public bodies during the year, budgetary cutbacks and constraints etc. Previously this work has helped to support us in the long term process of developing maps for Dublin & Wicklow etc., but now the shoe is on the other foot and map sales are helping to keep the other side going! Our targets for 2012 are along the following lines:

Glensoulan Bridge (Wicklow Way) open again

11 December 2011
From Mountain Meitheal: after a hard but rewarding day the bridge is open again for service. While some work remains to be done after Christmas the bridge again privides a safe crossing for the many hundreds of walkers who use this section of trail. Thanks to the fourteen volunteers who turned out today and to the Wicklow Way management partnership for the resources that made this project possible - A credit to all.

Wicklow Way and St. Kevins Way notice November 2011

Wicklow Way and St. Kevins Way notice

19 November 2011

The bridge over the Dargle above Powerscourt Waterfall on the Wicklow Way was pushed to one side in the heavy rain on 24th October. At times when water levels are high, walkers may not be able to cross the river and are advised to detour via the road and through Djouce Woods.

Coillte has also reported damage to a number of bridges on the western side of St Kevin’s Way between the Wicklow Gap and Knocknadroose.

from www.mountaineering.ie

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