Walking in the North Pennines
| Author | Paddy Dillon |
| Publisher | Cicerone Press |
| ISBN | ISBN-10: 1 85284 084 6 (First Edition)
ISBN-13: 987 1 85284 493 6 (Second Edition) |
| Price | £12.95 |
Snow on the colonnaded cliffs around High Cup, on the East Fellside flank of the North Pennines.
Low Force is one of a series of splendid waterfalls that can be seen in Upper Teesdale.
Dark clouds plunge Cross Fell into shadow in this view from the Vale of Eden.
The first guidebook in a long association with Cicerone Press. While writing a series of walking route descriptions for Country Walking magazine, it became apparent that there was no comprehensive walking guidebook covering the whole of the newly-established North Pennines AONB.
A selection of articles covering a variety of walking routes around the North Pennines were sent to Cicerone with a proposal for a guidebook. After a brief discussion a contract was issued and the research began in earnest. The North Pennines are wild and remote, more so than any other part of England, and the high moorlands are wide-open to whatever the weather hurls at them. The first edition of the guidebook was researched in a series of visits spanning all four seasons.
For the second edition, the entire guidebook was completely overhauled. All the walking routes were checked again during a single long summertime trip, being completely re-written. New routes were added, bringing the total to 50. The new edition is in full colour, complete with all the routes highlighted on OS Landranger mapping.
Walk Contents
Section 1 - Geltsdale
| Walk 1 |
Brampton, Gelt and Talkin |
| Walk 2 |
Hallbankgate and Cold Fell |
| Walk 3 |
Castle Carrock & Geltsdale |
| Walk 4 |
Croglin, Newbiggin and Croglin Fell. |
Section 2 - East Fellside
| Walk 5 |
Hartside, Black Fell and Renwick |
| Walk 6 |
Melmerby and Knapside Hill |
| Walk 7 |
Maiden Way - Kirkland to Alston |
| Walk 8 |
Blencarn, Cross Fell and Kirkland |
| Walk 9 |
Knockergill Pass - Knock to Garrigill |
| Walk 10 |
Dufton, Great Rundale and High Cup
|
Section 3 - Warcop Range
| Walk 11 |
Murton, Murton Pike and Murton Fell |
| Walk 12 |
Hilton and Tinside Rigg |
| Walk 13 |
Mickle Fell via the Boundary Route
|
Section 4 - Stainmore
| Walk 14 |
North Stainmore and Slate Quarry Moss |
| Walk 15 |
Kirkby Stephen and Nine Standards |
| Walk 16 |
Tan Hill Inn and Sleightholme Moor |
| Walk 17 |
Bowes & Bowes Moor |
Section 5 - Lower Teesdale
| Walk 18 |
Greta Bridge and Brignall Banks |
| Walk 19 |
Barnard Castle and the Tees |
| Walk 20 |
Woodland and Copley |
| Walk 21 |
Cotherstone and Romaldkirk. |
Section 6 - Middle Teesdale
| Walk 22 |
Tees Railway Walk |
| Walk 23 |
Middleton and Monk's Moor |
| Walk 24 |
Middleton and Grassholme. |
Section 7 - Upper Teesdale
| Walk 25 |
Low Force and High Force |
| Walk 26 |
Holwick and Hagworm Hill |
| Walk 27 |
Cronkley Fell |
| Walk 28 |
Cow Green and Widdybank Fell |
| Walk 29 |
Cow Green and Herdship Fell. |
Section 8 - Weardale
| Walk 30 |
Wolsingham and Frosterley |
| Walk 31 |
Stanhope and Stanhope Dene |
| Walk 32 |
Westgate, Middlehope and Rookhope |
| Walk 33 |
Chapelfell Top and Noon Hill |
| Walk 34 |
Rookhope to Stanhope. |
Section 9 - Derwentside
| Walk 35 |
Waskerley Way - Parkhead to Consett |
| Walk 36 |
Edmundbyers and Edmundbyers Common |
| Walk 37 |
Blanchland and Blanchland Moor. |
Section 10 - Devil's Water
| Walk 38 |
Devil's Water and Hangman Hill |
| Walk 39 |
Dipton Mill and Dipton Burn. |
Section 11 - Allendale
| Walk 40 |
Allen Banks and Staward Gorge |
| Walk 41 |
Allendale Town and Hexhamshire Common |
| Walk 42 |
Allendale Town and Allenmill Flues |
| Walk 43 |
Ninebanks, Hard Rigg and the Dodd. |
Section 12 - South Tynedale
| Walk 44 |
Alston, Garrigill and River South Tyne |
| Walk 45 |
Alston, Lambley and Haltwhistle |
| Walk 46 |
Slaggyford and Grey Nag. |
Section 13 - The Dale-heads
| Walk 47 |
Allenheads and Killhope Law |
| Walk 48 |
Cowshill and Killhope |
| Walk 49 |
Killhope Cross and Knoutberry Hill |
| Walk 50 |
Nenthead and Nag's Head |