Walking in the North Pennines

Discover the wild, expansive beauty of the North Pennines National Landscape, one of England’s most unspoilt upland regions and a designated UNESCO Global Geopark. From sweeping moorland plateaus and dramatic dales to tumbling waterfalls, remote hill summits and flower-rich hay meadows, the area offers some of the finest and quietest walking in northern England. This comprehensive guidebook to walking in the North Pennines features 44 carefully selected routes across the region, ranging from accessible riverside walks to challenging high-level hikes on Cross Fell and the Pennine watershed. With detailed route descriptions, clear OS mapping and downloadable GPX files, it provides all the practical information you need to plan and enjoy rewarding walks in this distinctive upland landscape. Describes 44 walking routes across the North Pennines, ranging from short 9 km (6 miles) strolls to full-day hikes of up to 24km (15 miles), suitable for a wide range of abilitiesWalks explore Upper Teesdale, Weardale, Allendale, the South Tyne valley, the high moors around Cross Fell, the highest point in the Pennines, and moreClear OS 1:50,000 maps and downloadable GPX files for every route, making navigation straightforward across open moorland and dale paths of the National LandscapePractical information on access, parking, public transport and local facilities in towns like Brampton, Hexham and Kirkby Stephen to help you plan each walk with confidenceHighlights include High Force and Cauldron Snout waterfalls, the dramatic landscape of High Cup Nick, sweeping views from the Pennine Way, and remote heather-clad fells rich in wildlife Climb the long grassy slopes of Cross Fell, trace the course of the Pennine Way and discover waterfalls, wildflowers and far-reaching views along the way. Whether you are building confidence on shorter routes or ticking off classic Pennine summits, this guidebook helps you uncover the North Pennines’ hidden corners and iconic landmarks alike, creating memorable days out in one of England’s most atmospheric upland landscapes.

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