Preface
Introduction
About this guide
Weather to walk?
Before you start
THE WALKS
North Pennines
1 Thack Moor and Black Fell
2 Melmerby Fell and Fiend’s Fell
3 Cross Fell
4 High Cup Nick and Backstone Edge
5 Cauldron Snout and Widdybank Fell
6 High Force and Cronkley Fell
7 Harter Fell and Grassholme
8 Bowes Moor
North West Dales – Eden Valley and The Howgills
9 Hartley Fell and Nine Standards Rigg
10 Lunds Fell, Hugh Seat and High Seat
11 Wild Boar Fell and Swarth Fell
12 Green Bell
13 The Fairmile Circuit
14 Cautley Spout and The Calf
15 The Calf from Sedbergh
Yorkshire Dales
16 Great Shunner Fell and Lovely Seat
17 Upper Swaledale and Rogan’s Seat
18 Dodd Fell Hill and Drumaldrace
19 Gragareth and Great Coum
20 Whernside
21 Ingleborough
22 Giggleswick Scar
23 Nappa Cross, Rye Loaf Hill and Victoria Cave
24 Pen-y-Ghent and Plover Hill
25 Fountains Fell
26 Janet’s Foss, Gordale Scar and Malham Cove
27 Buckden Pike
28 Great Whernside
29 Cracoe Fell and Thorpe Fell
30 Elslack Moor and Pinhaw Beacon
31 Rombalds Moor and Ilkley Moor
South Pennines
32 Pendle Hill
33 Boulsworth Hill
34 Delf Hill and Stanbury Moor
35 Wadsworth Moor
36 Worsthorne Moor and Black Hameldon
37 Thieveley Pike and Cliviger Gorge
38 Bride Stones Moor
39 Luddenden Dean and Midgeley Moor
40 Stoodley Pike
41 Langfield Common
42 Blackstone Edge
43 Rooley Moor and Cowpe Lowe
44 White Hill and Piethorne Clough
Dark Peak
45 Saddleworth Edges
46 Lord’s Seat and Mam Tor
47 Kinder Downfall
48 Rowlee Pasture and Alport Castles
49 Back Tor and Derwent Edge
50 Stanage Edge
Appendix 1 Concise walk reference and personal log
Appendix 2 Bibliography
Index
'...it is a great book, especially for people who are not familiar with some of the less frequented areas of the Pennines. Marsh deserves a lot of credit for including places such as Thack Moor, Backstone Edge, Gragareth, and Thievely Pike and resisting the temptation to fill the book predominantly with routes in the Dales and Peak District. As a result even walkers, like myself, who have already explored a lot of the Pennines are likely to find much of interest in this guide.'
Read the full review.
Matt O'Brien, www.mypennines.blogspot.co.uk, May 2013
'It is a lovely book, well-written, well-illustrated and with excellent 1:40,000 OS maps covering genuine day routes between six and 13 miles. It is also well-made and robust.
...Each has four pages devoted to them, carefully covering a general description with some stunning photographs (mainly by Terry), a relatively short but carefully written route description and an excellent map. All are graded into Moderate, Moderately Demanding, Demanding or Strenuous, a simple and useful classification. I have walked many of these and I think both his route descriptions and gradings are excellent and reliable.'
Justin Gutmann, Strider - the Journal of the LDWA, August 2013