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An epic walk on the wild side of England

At times steep, wet, and inescapably barren, England's 268-mile Pennine Way walking trail isn't likely to make the cover of many travel glossies here in the States. Often cold, always muddy, there's little doubt it's the most physically and mentally challenging trek in the United Kingdom. But for those who believe the best way to see the world is on their own two feet, there's also no more rewarding ramble in all of Europe. Click Here To Read Article