The map shows the main Mid Pennine Way route (red), together with the Alternative Bowes-Loop (dashed red). The Northern and Southern sections of the Pennine Way are also shown (dashed purple).
Download the Mid Pennine Way GPS route file as a .gpx file by CLICKING HERE (or right-click and select "save Link as...").
Download the North Pennine Way GPS route file as a .gpx file by CLICKING HERE; and the South Pennine Way GPS route file as a .gpx file by CLICKING HERE .
To open the map in a new full window CLICK / TAP HERE
![[+] Zoom-in control](../mobile/control-zoom-in.jpg){kind=small}
![[-] Zoom-out control](../mobile/control-zoom-out.jpg){kind=small}
Zoom in
& Zoom out; drag map to Pan.
Click / Tap anywhere on the map (other than on a Route Feature) to open a pop-up box showing the OS Grid Reference at that location.
![[ ] Toggle stripmap control](../mobile/control-stripMap.jpg){kind=small}
Show/Hide Skyware strip-map coverage. Click / Tap on a strip-map outline for
further information.
![[o] Geo-tracking control](../mobile/control-geoLocation.jpg){kind=small}
Start continuous Geolocation-tracking.
Your location is shown as a blue dot. If not within the current map area, zoom out until visible.
Click / Tap subsequently to open a pop-up box showing the OS Grid Reference of your current location, and the accuracy range.
The Geolocation-tracking feature can be erratic at times, so please don't rely on it.
To turn Geolocation-tracking OFF, refresh the browser window.
![[?] Toggle stripmap control](../mobile/control-help.jpg){kind=small}
Help Tips.
![[ ] Reset North control](../mobile/control-north.jpg){kind=small}
Resets the map with North upwards. Visible only when the map is rotated.
This should only be used as an AID to navigation - signals are lost and batteries fail. You should use the appropriate Skyware Guide or map, with a compass for PRIMARY navigation.