Brigantes Walks:
Pennine Way
Dales Way
Herriot Way
Lady Anne Clifford Way
Coast to Coast Walk
North England Way (C - C)
York Dales Centurion Walk
The Cleveland Way
Tributaries Walk
The Westmorland Way
The Yorkshire Wolds Way
Hadrian's Wall Path
Ribble Way
Southwest Coastal Path **
Two Moors Way **
The Inn
Way:
The Yorkshire Dales
The Lake District
The North Yorkshire Moors
Economy Packages:
Brigantes Cycle Routes:
Jordan Tour
14 day tour of Jordan
Brigantes Walking Holidays & Baggage Courier
(Pennine Way, Dales Way & The North of England)
Wainwrights Pennine Journey
In 1938 Alfred Wainwight undertook a long distance circular walk commencing in Settle in the Yorkshire Dales, northwards towards Hadrians Wall which took him along the Eastern side of the Pennine Chain via Keld, Tan Hill, Bowes, Middleton-in-Teesdale and Blanchland, to Hexham, where the route turned westwards along the Roman wall before returning southwards over the Pennines, returning down the western side to Settle, via Kirkby Stephen, Garsdale, Sedbergh, and Ingleton.
The walk, as amended by members of the Wainwright Society, is approximately
213 miles in length, and involves 17 or 18 days of moderately challenging
hill walking, and will prove popular with Wainwright admirers, for those who
may have already completed the Coast to Coast path, and the Pennine Way. The
original route walked by Wainwright involved much road walking, but the
route has been amended to use the many footpaths and green lanes now
available to make for a more pleasant expedition.
The book written by Wainwright about his walk, is entitled “a Pennine
Journey: The Story of a Long walk in 1938”, and is published by Frances
Lincoln, priced at £7-99, which is a narrative.
Route maps and detailed instructions for the walk have been prepared by
members of the Wainwright Society, and a guide book edited by David Pitt,
entitled "A Pennine Journey" is now available for purchase, price £13 -99
(ISBN 978-0-7112-3083-5)
Brigantes have worked-out two itineraries for undertaking the walk in either
17 or 18 days, based on the known overnight stop locations, as below, but
alternative itineraries are available to match the walkers requirements.
Itinerary “A” Itinerary “B”(as published)
Day 1. Settle Settle to Horton – in-Ribblesdale 7.25 miles
Day 2 Settle to Buckden 20 miles Horton to Buckden 12.75 miles
Day 3 Buckden to Askrigg 13.25 miles Buckden to Gunnerside 17.5 miles
Day 4 Askrigg to Tan Hill 17 miles Gunnerside to Bowes 17.5 miles
Day 5 Tan Hill to Middleton 17.25 miles Bowes to Middleton 12.5 miles
Day 6 Middletonto Westgate 15.75 miles Middleton to Westgate 15.75 miles
Day 7 Westgate to Blanchland 10.75 miles Westgate to Blanchland 10.75 miles
Day 8 Blanchland to Hexham 11.75 miles Blanchland to Hexham 11.75 miles
Day 9 Hexham to Once Brewed 17.5 miles Hexham to Housesteads 15.75 miles
Day10 Once Brewed to Greenhead 8 miles Housesteads to Greenhead 9.75 miles
Day 11 Greenhead to Alston 17 miles Greenhea to Alston 17 miles
Day 12 Alston to Dufton 21 miles Alston to Milburn 16.75 miles
Day 13 Dufton to Brough 12.25 miles Milburn to Appleby 8.25 miles
Day 14 Brough to Garsdale Head 18 miles Appleby to Kirkby Stephen 16 miles
Day 15 Garsdale Head to Sedbergh 13.75 miles Kirkby Stephen to Garsdale 12.25 miles
Day 16 Sedbergh to Ingleton 17.75 miles Garsdale to Sedbergh 13.75 miles
Day 17 Ingleton to Settle 14.25 miles Sedbergh to Ingleton 17.75 miles
Day 18 Ingleton to Settle 14.25 miles
Total 245 miles Total 247 miles
Itinerary “A” – 17 walking days, Itinerary “B” – 18 walking days,
17 nights B&B accommodation 18 nights B&B accommodation,
Daily baggage transfers Daily baggage transfer
Booking charge Booking charge
Our Bed & Breakfast package, including daily baggage transfers:
£1010-00 per person £1070-00 per person
(based on two sharing) (based on two sharing)
For details of our alternative “all-in”budget packages, using our mobile accommodation arrangements (caravans or trailer tents) please enquire by telephone or e-mail.