Sites listed below relate to the Friends Way 1 (George Fox’s journey). To suggest additional links, or to report any problems, please contact us.
Key website for everything about Quakers in Britain, with information about Quaker events, activities and meetings in Britain; also details of the Yearly Meeting held at Friends House in late May
Download the entire text as a PDF, free of charge and searchable, thanks to the Friends Library
Authoritative source about wildlife, geology and the towns and villages inside the National Park; the route enters YDNP at mile 16.4, and remains inside it all the way to Sedbergh and beyond
Useful advice from Mountain Rescue on what to do in an emergency
Excellent local information about the activities, events and facilities of this remarkable Book Town
Local information on events and facilities in the Ribble valley with a section on Pendle Hill
This superb Meetinghouse has barely changed since 1675, and is popular with Quakers from all over the world: check website for access information
Reports on 345 meetinghouses all over Great Britain commissioned by Quakers in Britain and Historic England
Shot on Pendle Hill, in this 7-minute video (part of Lancaster University's Future Learn) Professor Ben Pink Dandelion tells the George Fox story, starting in 1647
A well-made 17-minute video of great relevance to this route with footage of the scenery, Brigflatts and the Cross Keys (uploaded 2019)
Established in 1895, this conservation charity looks after properties and estates in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Charity formed in 2014 to promote pilgrimage in Britain by developing and publicising pilgrim routes
Useful web source on the history of Sawley Abbey, founded 1146
Site that explains the route of the Radicals Trail around Pendle and provides background on the people that it features, including George Fox
