The Pennine Way is a 268 mile National Trail along the UK Pennines between Edale and Kirk Yetholm.

Completing the Pennine Way, however you choose to do it, is a challenge. These pages aim to help you with that challenge by bringing together the many sources of useful information that are available. The aim is not to duplicate information, just to point to everything from one place.

Facebook has an incredibly friendly and supportive commumity Pennine Way Walkers. This is the place to go for current information, who is walking, what's the latest status on accomodation, route changes, supplies or anything else.

The National Trail's Pennine Way is the official web site. It has a very useful interactive OS map.

Wikipedia's Pennine Way provides a great factual summary of the walk.

The Pennine Way Association existed from 1971 to 2015. The site still contains a lot of useful information.

The official guide is https://thetrailsshop.co.uk/collections/books/products/pennine-way-book

A-Z maps

Out of press:

Wainwright's Pennine Way Companion

Tom Stephenson

Edale: Fieldhead Campsite

Crowden Crowden Camping and Caravanning Club

Ickornshaw: Squirrel Wood (tripadvisor)

Edale: The Old Nags Head

Becky-the-traveller's ULTIMATE Guide to Walking The Pennine Way + Wild Camping

The Pennine Way: A stroll through the north of England

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