- 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!
Well I took a leisurely 19 days to complete the 260 miles of the Pennine Way, and after a week back home I have finally posted a daily journal of my travels from Edale to Kirk Yetholm, create a gallery of 147 photos, and found a few photos to create some new header images for this blog.
I was extraordinarily lucky to have only 2 brief periods of poor weather in all of the 19 days I was walking, and even that only added up to a few hours (perhaps half a day in all). It was a bit of a shame that the views were so hazy at times, but far better to be hazy due to the high temperatures that mist or fog!!
In many ways I found the Pennine Way to be a bit of a tamed beast: with the good weather, long sections of slabs, excellent sign posting even in the remotest of areas, and some unseasonally dry conditions under foot. Nevertheless 260 miles is still a bit of a trek whatever the conditions…
New header images from my Pennine Way travels
