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Often described as Britain's toughest National Trail, the Pennine Way is also one of the most rewarding long-distance walks in the UK. Stretching for 268 miles from Edale in Derbyshire to Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders, it offers an unforgettable adventure through the heart of the country.

In this article we look at -

1. The most common FAQ's we get asked about The Pennine Way

2. The practical questions we get asked about The Pennine Way

3. The best way to walk The Pennine Way

4. Highlights of The Pennine Way

St Cuthbert's Way is a stunning 62.5-mile (100 km) long-distance trail that takes walkers on a journey from Melrose in the Scottish Borders to Holy Island (Lindisfarne) in Northumberland.

In this article we look at -

1. Why walk St Cuthbert's Way?

2. The most common FAQ's we get asked about St Cuthbert's Way

3. Suggested itinerary for walking St Cuthbert's Way

The Northumberland Coastal Path is a breathtaking long-distance walking route stretching 62 miles (100 km) along the stunning Northumberland coastline.

In this article we look at -

1. Why walk the Northumberland Coastal Path

2. The most common FAQ's we get asked about the Northumberland Coastal Path

3. Suggested itinerary for walking the Northumberland Coastal Path

St Oswald’s Way is a spectacular 97-mile long-distance walking trail that showcases the breathtaking beauty of Northumberland’s coastline and upland landscapes.

In this article we look at -

1. The most common FAQ's we get asked about St Oswald's Way

2. The practical questions we get asked about St Oswald's Way

3. The best way to walk St Oswald's Way

4. Highlights of St Oswald's Way