canal at Foulridge, through Salterforth and Barnoldswick to West Marton in North Yorkshire, where the route crosses the A59, and on to Gargrave. Continuing through Winterburn and Airton (shared with the Way of the Roses) to Settle, and then Stackhouse, Wharfe, Austwick, Clapham, and Ingleton to Dent, Cumbria. After encountering the M6 near Tebay Services, it is on to Orton, Great Asby and Sedbergh, to finish at Appleby in Cumbria. This part of the route includes connections to Kendal and Kirkby Stephen. North Pennines The North Pennines section is long, with eight traffic-free. The route runs from Appleby (with a branch from Penrith) to Berwick-upon-Tweed on the Scottish border, passing Slaggyford (where it follows the South Tyne Trail), Haltwhistle, Bellingham and Branton. Between Renwick and Leadgate it briefly follows the A686 road which is also part of the Sea to Sea Cycle Route (National Cycle Route 7). The final ride from Norham is shared with National Cycle Route 1. Media gallery See also The long-distance trails in the Pennines include: Pennine Bridleway Pennine Way Trans Pennine Trail Way of the Roses List of National Cycle Network routes National Trails References External links Sustrans website – Pennine Cycleway Peak District South Pennines North Pennines Route leaflet for Lancashire section – Pendle Council Cycleways in England National Cycle Routes Footpaths in Cumbria Footpaths in Derbyshire Footpaths in Lancashire Footpaths in Northumberland Footpaths in North Yorkshire Footpaths in West Yorkshire Pennines