Hiking the Pennine Way

Why choose Pennine Way Hiking Tours

Why the Pennine Way holds a legendary status among long-distance hikers

  • Britain's first National Trail

    Opened in 1965, it was Britain's first National Trail and set the template every route since has followed

  • Experience Brontë Country

    Experience the wild, windswept moorland, the same rugged Yorkshire landscape that shaped and featured in the Brontë sisters’ novels

  • Explore 3 National Parks

    268 miles from Edale to Kirk Yetholm, crossing three National Parks - the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales and Northumberland

  • Traverse Kinder Scout

    Kinder Scout's peat moorland is among the most remote, exposed terrain on any English trail

  • England

    Pennine Way

    Walk the UK's first National Trail through the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales and Northumberland.

    • Walking
    • 21 days
    from$8,275CAD pp
  • England

    Coast to Coast Walk

    Hike Alfred Wainwright's famous Coast to Coast, one of the world's great walks.

    • Walking
    • 9–18 days
    from$2,795CAD pp
  • England

    The Lake District Trail

    Walk from the shores of Windermere through the rugged Central and Eastern fells to Keswick.

    • Walking
    • 5–7 days
    from$1,620CAD pp
  • England

    Cleveland Way

    Walk between historic villages on a trail of contrasts, from high cliff tops to wild moorland

    • Walking
    • 11 days
    from$3,595CAD pp
  • England

    Cotswold Way

    Hike in classic English countryside on the Cotswold Way, one of Britain's finest National Trails.

    • Walking
    • 5–12 days
    from$1,675CAD pp
  • England

    Dales Way

    Cross two national parks as you make your way from the Yorkshire Dales to Lake Windermere.

    • Walking
    • 8 days
    from$2,720CAD pp
  • England

    Hadrian's Wall Walk

    Roman history, wild Northumberland moorland and a warm northern welcome—hike Hadrian’s Wall your way.

    • Walking
    • 5–10 days
    from$1,455CAD pp

Get to know Pennine Way Hiking Tours

  • When to go

    May to September. The Pennine Way's exposed moorland is best avoided outside the main season - even summer weather can turn quickly on high sections like Kinder Scout and Cross Fell.

  • What the trail is actually like?

    The route is a mixture of paths through open remote moorlands and on fields and tracks.

  • Accomodation

    B&Bs, farmhouse inns and small hotels in Pennine villages, hand-picked for their proximity to each stage and their walker-friendly welcome.

  • Luggage transfer

    Daily collection of luggage avoids need to carry any heavy packs throughout the hike

  • How fit do I need to be?

    You need moderate hiking fitness. The Pennine Way's remote, exposed sections are among the most demanding of England's National Trails.

Get inspired for Pennine Way Hiking Tours

  • 15 reasons to walk the Pennine Way

    Read 15 reasons to walk the Pennine Way from the Macs Adventure Blog. Get further insight into our Pennine Way walking holidays.

  • Top Tips for Walking the Pennine Way

    Read our blog post, Top Tips for Walking the Pennine Way. Get further insight into Macs Adventure walking and cycling tours.

  • 10 FAQs About the Coast to Coast Trail

    Discover the Coast to Coast trail with our self-guided hiking tours. Route details, FAQs, and expert tips. Book your Coast to Coast adventure now!

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