The Pennine Way runs 431 km from Edale in the Peak District to Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders — Britain's first National Trail, crossing three national parks and 16 stages of exposed moorland, limestone dales, and the Cheviot ridge.
The Pennine Way runs 431 km from Edale in the Peak District to Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders — Britain's first National Trail, crossing three national parks and 16 stages of exposed moorland, limestone dales, and the Cheviot ridge.
2,183 m34 m
0 km90.6 km181.1 km271.7 km362.2 km
2,183 m34 m
0 km90.6 km181.1 km271.7 km362.2 km
Stages (16)
Stages (16)
Sleeping options along the trail
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GuesthousePrimsidemill Bed and Breakfast YetholmYetholm
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GuesthouseValleydeneKirk Yetholm
GuesthouseMill House B&BKirk Yetholm
GuesthouseRutherford House B&BTown Yetholm
HotelThe Plough HotelKelso
GuesthouseBlunty's Mill B&BKelso
GuesthouseCherrytreesKelso
HostelKirk Yetholm HostelKirk Yetholm
HotelThe Border HotelKirk Yetholm
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HutYearning Saddle Refuge Hut
GuesthouseGibshiel Farm Bed and BreakfastHexham
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GuesthouseFarmCottonshopeburnfoot
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GuesthouseFir Tree CottageNewcastle upon Tyne
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GuesthouseStable CottageNewcastle upon Tyne
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HutSpithope Bothy
HotelForest View Walkers InnByrness Village
HutBridge House - B&B Rooms & Huts on Hadrian’s WallHaltwhistle
