Pennine Way
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From the limestone architecture of Malham Cove and the distinctive peak of Pen y ghent, a wilderness journey unfolds across an exhilarating, rugged landscape interspersed with traditional Yorkshire Dales villages. |
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A classic journey along Britain’s first long distance path |
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The grandeur of Malham Cove, once a waterfall that would have rivalled Niagara |
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Experience the wild and beautiful landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales |
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Detailed information
| Itinerary |
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69 miles. 12 -14 miles and up to 2,800ft of ascent
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Day 1: arrival day.
Day 2: enjoy classic limestone country from Malham to
Horton-in-Ribblesdale, with an ascent of Pen y ghent, one of Yorkshire’s
famous ‘three peaks’.
Day 3: continue over remote Cam Fell to Hawes in beautiful
Wensleydale.
Day 4: an invigorating day over Great Shunner Fell to Keld in
Swaledale.
Day 5: across remote moorland to Tan Hill Inn, England’s highest
hostelry, and Bowes.
Day 6: wilderness walking over Bowes Moor finishing at the
historic market town of Middleton-in-Teesdale.
Day 7: departure day.
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| Dates and prices |
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| Sat 6 June 2009 |
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£589 |
| Sat 19 Sept 2009 |
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£589 |
Premium Single & Twin Supplement: £5 per person per night
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| Your accommodation and meals |
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You’ll stay at HF Holiday’s own Country House at Malhamdale (3 nights), and a comfortable guesthouse in Kirkby Stephen (3 nights).
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| Travel to and from your holiday |
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This is not included in the price of your holiday.
By train:
The following websites should help you to plan your journey:
By road: www.theaa.com
By rail: www.thetrainline.com
By coach: www.nationalexpress.com
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