Another nice day is spent leaving the Yorkshire Dales National Park and entering the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty called the North Pennines. This is often a stage where compasses come out! From Keld, blast onto the moors again and a bit further up you will reach Tan Hill, about 4 miles from Keld which at 528m is the highest pub in England. After the pub, walking along Sleightholme Moor for a few miles can be very misty and muddy. Especially if you stayed last night in Keld you will probably be dropping down to Bowes or Baldersdale for accommodation, pubs and shops tonight. Otherwise the trail divides at Trough Heads and you will cross the River Greta via a slab of stone: ‘God's Bridge’ and underpass the busy A66, before continuing on through the moors to Blackton Bridge YHA, thus avoiding Bowes. If you stay at Bowes you will pass Blackton tomorrow. 