Atlas · Trail
Pennine Way
Pennine Way runs 431 km through Northern England. Atlas splits it into 20 sections and marks each one walked when your GPS tracks cover it.
England's first National Trail and still its most demanding: 268 miles from Edale in the Peak District to Kirk Yetholm just over the Scottish border, following the spine of the Pennines.
Sections
- Pennine Way Section 1 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 2 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 3 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 4 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 5 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 6 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 7 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 8 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 9 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 10 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 11 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 12 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 13 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 14 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 15 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 16 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 17 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 18 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 19 - 20.4 km
- Pennine Way Section 20 - 20.4 km
Walked part of the Pennine Way? Atlas already knows which part.
Atlas matches the GPS history you already have - Strava, GPX files, Apple Health, Health Connect - against every peak, trail and landmark in the UK. Nothing to record, nothing to plan; connect once and your lifetime record fills itself in.