Long trails / Peak District to the Scottish Borders, England
The Pennine Way poster
Walked the Pennine Way? Put it on the wall.
- Distance
- 410.9 km
- Ascent
- 10,212 m
From £24.99, free UK delivery
See it before you pay. Edit the title and text, or use your own GPX instead. Arrives damaged? We'll reprint it free.
Britain's first National Trail follows the spine of England for roughly 430 km, from Edale in the Peak District over Kinder Scout, through the Yorkshire Dales and past High Cup and Hadrian's Wall to Kirk Yetholm in Scotland. A whole line of hills on one print for anyone who walked it, or part of it.
The Pennine Way (Peak District to the Scottish Borders, England) is a one-way route: 410.9 km as drawn, with 10,212 m of climbing.
A long trail is one of the best shapes for a print: the whole line fits on one sheet, so weeks of walking become something you can take in at a glance. Add your finish date and a line of your own.
Route traced from OpenStreetMap. Map credits
Other map styles
The same route in other styles. You can switch style on the design page.
Sizes and prices
- A329.7 x 42 cm£24.99
- A242 x 59.4 cm£29.99
Questions
What sizes can I get?
A3 (29.7 x 42 cm) is £24.99 and A2 (42 x 59.4 cm) is £29.99. Both are printed in the UK on archival paper, and you see the poster before you pay.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery in the UK is free and takes 3 to 7 working days after you order. Every poster is made to order.
Can I use my own GPX file instead?
Yes. On the design page you can upload a GPX file from Strava, Garmin, Komoot or similar. It is read in your browser and the file itself is never uploaded, and your poster then uses your own route.
How was this route drawn?
Route traced from OpenStreetMap, with elevation from public terrain data. If you walked a different version, upload your own GPX file.
Can I change the words on the poster?
Yes. The title, the extra line, the place, the date and which stats show are all editable before you order.
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Make it yours
Add your name, the date and a line of your own, then see the poster before you pay.
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