Getting Around
The Pennines are best explored on foot or by car, with many trails and scenic routes available.





The Pennine Chain, often called the 'backbone of England,' stretches through Northern England, offering a diverse range of outdoor activities. Known for its serene landscapes and rich wildlife, the area is a haven for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The Pennine Way, Britain's oldest long-distance footpath, runs through this mountain range, providing an unparalleled hiking experience. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, picturesque views, and the unique charm of the English countryside.
The Pennine Chain, often called the 'backbone of England,' stretches through Northern England, offering a diverse range of outdoor activities. Known for its serene landscapes and rich wildlife, the area is a haven for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The Pennine Way, Britain's oldest long-distance footpath, runs through this mountain range, providing an unparalleled hiking experience. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, picturesque views, and the unique charm of the English countryside.
Breathtaking landscapes and views.
Numerous hiking trails including the Pennine Way.
Rich wildlife and natural beauty.
Protected areas within national parks.
Close access to the Peak District, ideal for hiking and photography.
Beautiful natural surroundings with walking trails and picnic spots.
Rich cultural heritage with several museums and historical sites.
The Pennines are best explored on foot or by car, with many trails and scenic routes available.
Try local specialties in nearby towns and villages for an authentic taste of Northern England.
Nature enthusiasts and hikers.
GBP £
$80-$150 p/day
English
Weather can change quickly; pack layers and waterproof clothing.
Adventure, Nature, Outdoor