National Trail: Pennine Way North: Greenhead to Kirk Yetholm

The Pennine Way is a National Trail, in fact it was Britains first National Trail which opened in 1965.  It is considered one of the toughest UK long distance footpaths, and forms part of the European Footpath Network.  The route chases the Pennine Hills along the backbone of England from Edale in Derbyshire, through three National Parks , over Hadrian's Wall and on into the Scottish Borders using old miners tracks, packhorse routes and drove roads.

This map is one of a set of three, each covers a section of the Way suitable for a comfortable week of walking. Each starts and finishes near public transport, so no hassle with getting lifts. Each also contains lots of information and useful telephone numbers to assist the walker with planning

• Waterproof
• Clear and easy to read
• GPS compatible
• Facilities and service information.