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 · Hawes → Tan Hill
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CampsiteTan Hill Inn Camping
GuesthouseFrith Lodge B&B Accommodation on Pennine Way, Coast to Coast, Herriot Way and Pennine JourneyKeld
CampsiteKeld Bunk Barn & YurtsKeld
CampsiteRukin's CampsiteKeld
GuesthouseButt House B&B Swaledale Accommodation on the Coast To Coast, Herriot & Pennine WayKeld
