Day 11. Pennine Way. Cross Fell, the highest point on the Way

Dufton to Alston 19.5 miles 3500 feet ascent Join me on an epic adventure as I take on the Pennine Way thru-hike in October/November, exploring the stunning landscapes of England's most iconic long-distance trail. This hike is an unforgettable journey through rugged moorlands, serene valleys, and picturesque villages, all while braving the unpredictable autumn weather. Whether you're a seasoned backpacker or new to long-distance hiking, this video will provide you with essential insights and inspiration for tackling the Pennine Way. In this video series, I cover everything from my preparation and gear essentials to the challenges and breathtaking scenery I encounter along the trail. Watch as I navigate through the diverse terrain, experience the quiet beauty of the English countryside, and share tips for hiking in cooler, wetter conditions. The Pennine Way, stretchingover 250 miles from the Peak District to the Scottish Borders, is a true test of endurance, and this hike in late autumn adds an extra layer of adventure with its shifting weather and reduced daylight. Whether you're planning your own Pennine Way adventure or just love hiking and backpacking vicariously through others, this video will immerse you in the raw and beautiful experience of the Pennine Way in October and November. Don't forget to subscribe for more hiking and backpacking content! #pennineway #backpacking #ba #uknationaltrails For my full kit list, watch this video:    • Pennine Way 2024 Gear List