Pennine Way

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The Pennine Way is a famous long-distance walking trail in England that follows the spine of the Pennines from the Peak District to the Scottish Borders.

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Generate an image of the Pennine Way (The Pennine Way is a famous long-distance walking trail in England that follows the spine of the Pennines from the Peak District to the Scottish Borders.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf long-distance footpath
national trail
country England
designation National Trail (England and Wales)
endPoint Kirk Yetholm
endRegion Scottish Borders
follows Pennines
hasGuidebooks yes
hasWaymarking yes
highestPoint Cross Fell
highestPointElevation 893 metres
knownFor challenging terrain
historic significance in UK walking movement
moorland scenery
languageOfName English
locatedIn United Kingdom
maintainedBy National Trails (England and Wales)
notableSection Cauldron Snout
Cheviot Hills
High Cup Nick
Kinder Scout
Malham Cove
Pen-y-ghent
opened 1965
passesNear Hadrian's Wall
passesThrough Cumbria
Derbyshire
Greater Manchester
Northumberland
Northumberland National Park
Peak District National Park
linked to: Peak District

Yorkshire
Yorkshire Dales National Park
linked to: Yorkshire Dales
routeType point-to-point
season year-round
startPoint Edale
startRegion Peak District
surface flagstone
natural
rock
totalLength approximately 268 miles
approximately 431 kilometres
trailUse backpacking
hiking
typicalCompletionTime about 2 to 3 weeks

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Pennines notableLongDistancePath Pennine Way
Kinder Scout hasTrail Pennine Way
Edale trailheadOf Pennine Way
Todmorden hasNearbyTrail Pennine Way
Mytholmroyd hasWalkingRoute Pennine Way (nearby)
linked to: Pennine Way
Cheviot Hills hasTrail Pennine Way
Cross Fell onRoute Pennine Way
Peak District traversedBy Pennine Way
Kinder Downfall visibleFrom Pennine Way
Kinder Downfall crossedBy Pennine Way
Kinder Low onRoute Pennine Way
Edale railway station near Pennine Way trailhead
linked to: Pennine Way
Upper Booth hasNearbyTrail Pennine Way
Barber Booth accessTo Pennine walking routes
linked to: Pennine Way
Fieldhead Campsite near Pennine Way
The Old Nags Head onRoute Pennine Way
The Rambler Inn near Pennine Way
Hayfield hasTrailhead Pennine Way (via Kinder Scout access)
linked to: Pennine Way
Edale Valley trailStartingPoint Pennine Way
Black Hill crossedBy Pennine Way
Malham Cove hasPublicFootpath Pennine Way
Teesdale traversedBy Pennine Way
Gilsland hasNearbyTrail Pennine Way (nearby)
linked to: Pennine Way
Colne Valley hasRecreationalRoute Pennine Way (nearby)
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Malhamdale hasTrail Pennine Way
Malhamdale crossedBy Pennine Way
Stoodley Pike Monument locatedOnTrail Pennine Way
subject linked to: Stoodley Pike
Brontë Country hasTrail Pennine Way sections
linked to: Pennine Way
National Trail hasPart Pennine Way
Windy Gyle crossedBy Pennine Way
Malham hasTrail Pennine Way
Malham crossedBy Pennine Way
Gargrave hasRecreationalRoute Pennine Way
Kirk Yetholm terminusOf Pennine Way
Kirk Yetholm hasTrailConnection Pennine Way
Cauldron Snout traversedBy Pennine Way
Cauldron Snout partOfRoute Teesdale section of the Pennine Way
linked to: Pennine Way
Bleaklow Head hikingRoute Pennine Way
Bleaklow Stones near Pennine Way
Keld traversedBy Pennine Way
Jacob’s Ladder (path) partOf Pennine Way
South Pennines crossedBy Pennine Way
Crowden locatedNear Pennine Way
Crowden trailJunction Pennine Way long-distance footpath
linked to: Pennine Way
Kinder Downfall onRoute Pennine Way
subject linked to: Kinder Downfall waterfall