Pennine Way
Contours Walking Holidays
Pennine Way
https://www.contours.co.uk/landing-pennine-way
An iconic walking trail through the Peak District, Pennines, Yorkshire and Northumberland
Discover Britain’s first and best-known National Trail, passing through the National Parks of the Peak District, the Yorkshire Dales and Northumberland.
Journey through wild landscapes of gritstone moors, limestone pavements and glaciated chasms, climbing iconic peaks and marvelling at tumbling waterfalls.
Explore spectacular historic sites such as Thirwall Castle and Hadrian’s Wall, as well as plenty of charming towns and villages along the route.
Code | Tour | Duration | Price per person | |
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PEN1 | From Edale to Kirk Yetholm | 13 days walking | £1210 | |
PEN2 | From Edale to Kirk Yetholm | 14 days walking | £1295 | |
PEN3 | From Edale to Kirk Yetholm | 15 days walking | £1380 | |
PEN4 | From Edale to Kirk Yetholm | 16 days walking | £1470 | |
PEN5 | From Edale to Kirk Yetholm | 17 days walking | £1555 | |
PEN6 | From Edale to Kirk Yetholm | 18 days walking | £1645 | |
PEN7 | From Edale to Kirk Yetholm | 19 days walking | £1725 | |
PEN8 | From Edale to Kirk Yetholm | 20 days walking | £1810 | |
PEN9 | From Edale to Kirk Yetholm | 21 days walking | £1900 |
Contours Walking Holidays organise self-guided walking tours in the UK and Ireland. We arrange everything so that you can walk your chosen route at your own pace. Our holidays are flexible, customisable and suit walkers of all ages and abilities. We also cater for solo travellers, groups, families and walkers with dogs, thanks to our extensive selection of itineraries.
Not keen on tackling the full Pennine Way? Then look to our alternative routes on this trail below, or browse the rest of our website. We have a range of over one hundred unique trails, each with their own special charm, so you're sure to find a self-guided walking holiday that suits you.
“An amazing life changing experience”Mr Jones, UK
“Our 5th Contours holiday and right up there with the best. Amazing scenery, open spaces, warm beds and friendly local people. And we only got soaked once! We really benefited from the rest day in the middle (clearly showing our age!) and would recommend to others who want to take on a challenging walk without overdoing it.”Mrs Thurgood, UK
“The Pennine Way was fabulous and highly recommend it to anyone as long as they have a degree of fitness.”Mr Roome, UK
“Walking over moorland and in high places generally makes me incredibly happy, particularly if there is a comfortable B&B and a pub dinner at the end of the day.”Ms Myerscough, Australia
“An excellent walk and one of the pleasures is to meet fellow walkers and share experiences. The Pennine Way is a challenging walk and we feel pleased to have completed it.”Mrs Deadman, UK
“Excellent, all accommodation friendly and helpful.”Mr Lonergan, UK
“I’m happy to be home but what an amazing Pennine Way adventure I have had. It’s hard to express in words just how magical this trip was. For me the Pennine Way is easily the best long-distance path in the UK. But it’s not a walk for the faint hearted and it is by no means a stroll in the park. Dealing with the tough terrain (loads of bugs), the remoteness and the solitude was just the emotional and physical challenge that I needed. I guess I was lucky to only have four days when I walked in the rain. And if anything my injury (I broke my wrist on day 12) made the holiday even more satisfying. I will carry the memories of this holiday for a long, long time. A well-planned holiday with comprehensive itinerary supplied. I can’t think of a better way to spend three weeks. I loved the challenge and the rewards are enormous. The satisfaction I felt when completing and achieving the walk was amazing.”Mr Duthoit, UK
“One word”Mr Claeys, Belgium
“Thank you vey much for everything - arrangements worked perfectly.”Ms Cadwallader, UK