Howling at the Moon

One of the country's toughest walks, the Pennine Way stretches for 270 remote, lonely miles along the backbone of England. It was Britain's first long-distance trail and it's still the best known. It's also the yardstick by which all serious walkers are measured. Pause for a pint at the highest pub in England. Follow in the footsteps of the Roman legions. Pass through the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Hike through some of the most beautiful and historic places in the world, across three National Parks and two National Nature Reserves. Backpack the Pennine Way with this book or simply enjoy the walk from the comfort of your armchair