Pennine Way
The route crosses England's northern uplands, running from the Peak District to the Scottish Borders. One of its most used stretches passes through Malham Cove and Malham Tarn. It is a footpath.
- National Trail since
- 1965-04-24
- Length (km)
- 431
- Drawn from
- Edale
- Drawn to
- Kirk Yetholm
- OpenStreetMap relation
- www.openstreetmap.org/relation/4080347
- Where the length and date are published
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennine_Way
Category: Hiking & Trails
Tags: england, uplands, footpath, long-distance
Coordinates: 54.56019258350234, -2.1037920961759906
Part of The National Trails of England and Wales
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