- Heading towards the Pennines
- Edale – the day before
- Hollins Cross (Edale) Panorama
- Day 1 – Edale to Crowden
- Edale Rocks Panorama
- Day 2 – Crowden to Standedge
- Standedge Panorama
- Day 3 – Standedge to Hebden Bridge
- Blackstone Edge Panorama
- Day 4 – Hebden Bridge to Cowling
- Day 5 – Cowling to Newton Grange
- Day 6 – Newton Grange to Malham
- Day 7 – Malham to Horton in Ribblesdale
- Day 8 – Horton in Ribblesdale to Hawes
- Day 9 – Hawes to Tan Hill
- Day 10 – Tan Hill to Baldersdale
- Day 11 – Baldersdale to Langdon Beck
- Day 12 – Langdon Beck to Dufton
- High Cup Panorama
- Day 13 – Dufton to Garrigill
- Day 14 – Garrigill to Slaggyford
- Day 15 – Slaggyford to Greenhead
- Day 16 – Greenhead to Once Brewed
- Day 17 – Once Brewed to Bellingham
- Day 18 – Bellingham to Byrness
- Day 19 – Byrness to Kirk Yetholm
- The Pennine Way – done!
High Cup is a perfectly formed U-shaped valley that has been carved out of the side of Dufton Fell.
In effect it is a deep chasm surrounded by grey-blue dolerite crags, whose continued crumbling scatters scree down the flanks of the valley. It is often referred to as High Cup Nick, though that is only one part of the huge scar, and is sometimes applied to the waterfall.
High Cup Panorama
It really is a hidden gem.
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