North of England Way
203 mile coast-to-coast walk from Ravenglass to Scarborough

The North of England Way stretches 203 miles across the north of the country from Ravenglass on the Irish sea coast, to Scarborough on the North sea coast, through the different types of countryside offered by the three National Parks it traverses.

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Holiday Packages

All our Standard Itineraries include:

  • Hand-picked accommodation in B&Bs / guest houses / inns / small hotels
  • En-suite facilities where available
  • Breakfast
  • Daily baggage transfers from our own team of local drivers
  • All booking fees

We will also endeavour to include all these in any custom itinerary you wish to build for this walk.

Day 1: Ravenglass to Seathwaite (15.9m)
Day 2: Seathwaite to Ambleside (15.3m)
Day 3: Ambleside to Staveley (13m)
Day 4: Staveley to Howgill (14.2m)
Day 5: Howgill to Cowgill (14.4m)
Day 6: Cowgill to Hawes (13.7m)
Day 7: Hawes to Aysgarth (13.5m)
Day 8: Aysgarth to Cover Bridge (12.6m)
Day 9: Cover Bridge to West Tanfield (14.4m)
Day 10: West Tanfield to Felixkirk (16.3m)
Day 11: Felixkirk to Helmsley (15.6m)
Day 12: Helmsley to Lastingham (15.9m)
Day 13: Lastingham to Levisham (after Lockton loop) (12.9m)
Day 14: Levisham to Scarborough (17.8m)

 

£2,160 solo walkers (plus single supplements)
£1,810 per person (based on two sharing)
£1,695 per person (based on group of 3)
£1,635 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

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Day 1: Ravenglass to Coniston (21.9m)
Day 2: Coniston to Windermere (16.6m)
Day 3: Windermere to Howgill (20.3m)
Day 4: Howgill to Whinshaw (18.6m)
Day 5: Whinshaw to Aysgarth (23m)
Day 6: Aysgarth to Masham (21.3m)
Day 7: Masham to Felixkirk (20m)
Day 8: Felixkirk to Helmsley (15.6m)
Day 9: Helmsley to Lastingham (15.9m)
Day 10: Lastingham to Langdale End (20.9m)
Day 11: Langdale End to Scarborough (14m)

 

£1,795 solo walkers (plus single supplements)
£1,480 per person (based on two sharing)
£1,375 per person (based on group of 3)
£1,325 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

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Day 1: Ravenglass to Seathwaite (15.9m)
Day 2: Seathwaite to Ambleside (15.3m)
Day 3: Ambleside to A6 crossing (Kendal) (17.8m), taxi to Kendal
Day 4: taxi to A6 crossing, walk to Dent (19.1m)
Day 5: Dent to Hawes (18.4m)
Day 6: Hawes to Redmire (18.2m)
Day 7: Redmire to Masham (16.6m)
Day 8: Masham to Thirsk (16.1m)
Day 9: Thirsk to Helmsley (19.5m)
Day 10: Helmsley to Lastingham (15.9m)
Day 11: Lastingham to Levisham (after Lockton loop) (12.9m)
Day 12: Levisham to Scarborough (17.8m)

 

£1,930 solo walkers (plus single supplements)
£1,600 per person (based on two sharing)
£1,495 per person (based on group of 3)
£1,445 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

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Day 1: Ravenglass to Seathwaite (15.9m)
Day 2: Seathwaite to Ambleside (15.3m)
Day 3: Ambleside to Burneside (16.2m), taxi to Kendal*
Day 4: Taxi to Burneside, walk to Sedbergh (16.4m)
Day 5: Sedbergh to Whinshaw (14.6m)
Day 6: Whinshaw to Bainbridge (16.6m)
Day 7: Bainbridge to Middleham (17.5m)
Day 8: Middleham to West Tanfield (15.9m)
Day 9: West Tanfield to Felixkirk (16.3m)
Day 10: Felixkirk to Helmsley (15.6m)
Day 11: Helmsley to Lastingham (15.9m)
Day 12: Lastingham to Levisham (after Lockton loop) (12.9m)
Day 13: Levisham to Scarborough (17.8m)

 

£2,000 solo walkers (plus single supplements)
£1,680 per person (based on two sharing)
£1,575 per person (based on group of 3)
£1,525 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

*price includes taxi

 

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Day 1: Ravenglass to Boot (9m)
Day 2: Boot to Coniston (12.6m)
Day 3: Coniston to Ambleside (9.6m)
Day 4: Ambleside to Staveley (13m)
Day 5: Staveley to Howgill (14.2m)
Day 6: Howgill to Cowgill (14.4m)
Day 7: Cowgill to Hawes (13.7m)
Day 8: Hawes to Aysgarth (13.5m)
Day 9: Aysgarth to Cover Bridge (12.6m)
Day 10: Cover Bridge to West Tanfield (14.4m)
Day 11: West Tanfield to Thirsk (12.4m)
Day 12: Thirsk to Kilburn (11.9m)
Day 13: Kilburn to Helmsley (9.8m)
Day 14: Helmsley to Hutton le Hole (13.8m)
Day 15: Hutton le Hole to Levisham (12.8m)
Day 16: Levisham to Langdale End (10.2m)
Day 17: Langdale End to Scarborough (14m)

 

£2,535 solo walkers (plus single supplements)
£2,140 per person (based on two sharing)
£2,010 per person (based on group of 3)
£1,945 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

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Day 1: Ravenglass to Boot (9m)
Day 2: Boot to Seathwaite (6.9m)
Day 3: Seathwaite to Coniston (5.7m)
Day 4: Coniston to Ambleside (9.6m)
Day 5: Ambleside to Windermere (7m)
Day 6: Windermere to Burneside (9.6m), taxi to Kendal*
Day 7: taxi to Burneside, walk to Lambrigg Head (7.5m) taxi to Kendal*
Day 8: Taxi to Lambrigg Head, walk to Sedbergh (8.9m)
Day 9: Sedbergh to Dent (5.7m)
Day 10: Dent to Whinshaw (8.9m)
Day 11: Whinshaw to Hawes (9.5m)
Day 12: Hawes to Bainbridge (10.8m)
Day 13: Bainbridge to Redmire (9.6m)
Day 14: Redmire to Cover Bridge (7.9m)
Day 15: Cover Bridge to Masham (8.7m)
Day 16: Masham to West Tanfield (5.7m)
Day 17: West Tanfield to Carlton Miniott (11.2m)
Day 18: Carlton Miniott to Sutton Bank (9.2m) taxi to Helmsley*
Day 19: taxi to Sutton Bank, walk to Helmsley (10.3m)
Day 20: Helmsley to Gillamoor (13m)
Day 21: Gillamoor to Lastingham (4.5m)
Day 22: Lastingham to Levisham (10.7m)
Day 23: Levisham to Langdale End (10.2m)
Day 24: Langdale End to Scarborough (13.2m)

 

£3,585 solo walkers (plus single supplements)
£3,000 per person (based on two sharing)
£2,840 per person (based on group of 3)
£2,760 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

*prices includes taxis

 

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* All headline holiday prices are shown per person, based on two people sharing.

Baggage Transfer

Baggage Transfer is automatically included in the price of all our Walking Holiday packages.

These prices are for anyone planning their own holiday and just need bags moving from one stop to the next.

£705 per person (single)
£355 per person (based on two people)
£240 per person (based on group of 3)
£180 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

Max 17kg per bag

£635 per person (single)
£320 per person (based on two people)
£215 per person (based on group of 3)
£165 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

Max 17kg per bag

£635 per person (single)
£320 per person (based on two people)
£215 per person (based on group of 3)
£165 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

Max 17kg per bag

£680 per person (single)
£340 per person (based on two people)
£230 per person (based on group of 3)
£175 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

Max 17kg per bag

£795 per person (single)
£400 per person (based on two people)
£270 per person (based on group of 3)
£205 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

Max 17kg per bag

£975 per person (single)
£490 per person (based on two people)
£330 per person (based on group of 3)
£250 per person (based on group of 4 or more)

 

Max 17kg per bag

Note: If you are booking accommodation in an Airbnb, you must ensure that there will either be someone available to take collection/delivery of your bags or that they have appropriate, secure storage in the event that the proprietor is absent.

Walk Information

  • Holiday Options
  • Walk Info
  • Maps & Guide Books

Rest Days
Rest days can be incorporated into any walking holiday package at an additional £70.00 per person per night

Solo Travellers
Solo travellers please contact us or use the booking form to send your proposed itinerary including dates, and we will price accordingly. Where possible, we take advantage of existing bookings from other clients to ensure you receive a cost effective service.

Alternative Itineraries
For alternative itineraries to those provided for this route, please contact us, or use the Booking Form to submit your proposed itinerary and number of participants and we will quote accordingly.

Walking Season Dates
Prices are based on the walk starting after 1st April and ending before 30th September. For walks outside those dates, please contact us. We provide a reduced out of season service, but still manage to meet the needs of most customers who contact us during this period.

Walk Information

The North of England Way stretches 200 miles across the north of the country from Ravenglass on the Irish sea coast, to Scarborough on the North sea coast, through the different types of countryside offered by the three National Parks it traverses. Commencing in the peaceful Esk and Duddon valleys you are eased into a walk which takes you from the dramatic Lakeland hills, passing Lake Windermere, England’s largest lake, following the route of the Dales Way through Sedbergh, as far as the village of Dent, then over the fells of the Yorkshire Dales to Hawes in Wensleydale. Passing medieval abbeys, castles, and local breweries through well-known and not-so-well-known villages, the walk continues eastwards across the Plain of York via Ellingstring, Thirsk, Helmsley, and the picturesque village of Hutton-le-Hole, before crossing the Wolds and finishing in the seaside town of Scarborough.

This is a very agreeable alternative cross-country walk to the already well-known Wainwright route from St. Bees to Robin Hoods Bay, which tends to attract large numbers of walkers at certain times of the year, causing occasional difficulty in obtaining suitable accommodation, and requires a period of 14 days for the average walker to complete it.

OS Explorer Maps
OL2 - Yorkshire Dales - Southern & Western areas
OL6 - English Lakes - South-western area
OL7 - English Lakes - South-eastern area
OL19 - Howgill Fells & Upper Eden Valley
OL30 - Yorkshire Dales - Northern & Central areas

Guide Books
"On Foot from Coast to Coast – The North of England Way" by David Maughan - Published by Michael Joseph Ltd.- ISBN: 978-0718141516

Mobile Digital Mapping
Digital maps can be viewed on most modern smartphones using an appropriate app, downloaded from the app store associated with your device. Brigantes recommend that whichever app you use, it should support Ordnance Survey 1:25k or 1:50k scale maps. There are many apps to choose from, but the two main providers are Ordnance Survey and Memory Map.

Each provider’s app has its own benefits, but both provide all-important offline navigation, meaning your device does not need a mobile signal to work effectively on the trail.

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One Reply to “North of England Way”

  1. Lovely treck across the breadth of the country. Easier terrain than Wainwrights C2C. Lovely accommodation with great hosts booked by Brigantes. Our luggage was waiting for us every day. Annette was on hand to respond to any queries. Top Mark’s.

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