Join TPT Partnership Chair, John Wilson as he records a new Digital Trail from Oxspring to Wortley, capturing spring scenery, heritage, accessibility details, and hidden stories.
Read amputee, Derek’s inspiring story of his coast‑to‑coast cycling challenge over seven days, along the Trans Pennine Trail.
Explore Shire Brook Valley Nature Reserve beside the Trail in Sheffield, where nature, heritage, art and community connect via paths, events and volunteering.
New research shows why the Trans Pennine Trail is more than a route — it’s essential everyday infrastructure supporting health, wellbeing and local communities.
Accessibility on the Trans Pennine Trail is about much more than physical barriers. This blog looks at how information, confidence and inclusive design all play a part in helping more people enjoy the Trail, in ways that work for them.
Meet Guardian, a striking new mural by emerging creative duo UNFURL, now installed along the Trans Pennine Trail in Doncaster. Inspired by the River Don, local wildlife, and global folklore, this public artwork celebrates environmental care, reflection, and connection with nature. Created in collaboration with local communities and supported by Don Catchment Rivers Trust, Guardian marks the first of many public art projects from UNFURL, bringing colour, creativity, and moments of pause.
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Welcome to the Trans Pennine Trail
A national coast to coast route for recreation and transport – for walkers, cyclists and (in part) horse riders
Welcome to the Trans Pennine Trail
A national coast to coast route for recreation and transport ... Читать дальше...
The TPT Stamping Scheme turns every mile into a memory. From café stops to coastal views, each stamp marks a moment on your journey – with a free completion certificate waiting at the end. Read the blog to discover why these little stamps make the Trail even more special.
As spring awakens the Trail, friends explore nature, care for wildlife and celebrate fresh beginnings.
Even with the TPT on my doorstep, it’s been a slow start to the year due to my father’s death. Anyone who’s been through bereavement and is still coming out the other side will know what I mean. There’s a lot to do and motivation even for nice things is problematic, especially in grey weather, of which there has recently been quite a lot in Longdendale.
