Trans Pennine Trail

by: Trans Pennine Trail Project
The Trans Pennine Trail is the first long distance multi-user trail in the UK. Stretching the breadth of northern England from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, it is a journey of 215 miles (346km). Added to this are the north/south route options, between Kirkburton, Leeds, York and Chesterfield, making around 370 miles (595km) of signed route to follow along a mixture of well surfaced canal and railway paths, tracks and bridleways, footpaths, cycle paths, cycle lanes and minor roads. In places the Trail diverges, offering alternative routes for walkers to minimise minor road walking. Much of the route provides relatively easy access for trail users with disabilities and long sections are completely traffic-free and ideal for families with children.

The double-sided full colour map at a scale of 1:50,000 provides clear easy route finding. The Trans Pennine Trail is shown in black with a pink highlight indicating the route option for walkers. All the information you need is on this map.

This map covers the western section from the Victorian seaside town of Southport and the city of Liverpool to the Old Moor Wetland Centre near Barnsley. A journey across the Pennines with an amazing range of sights and scenes as the Trail passes through the countryside, towns and cities of northern England. You can follow historic railways and canals and travel in the footsteps of packhorse traders on ancient salt routes.

ISBN 9780953227778 (2015) 118mm x 210mm folded Supplied in plastic sleeve

by: Trans Pennine Trail Project
This map covers the central section of the Trail from the town of Penistone at the eastern foot of the Pennines to the village of Sprotbrough near Doncaster and the north to south section between the bustling city of Leeds and the Derbyshire town of Chesterfield. The map shows a walking, cycling and, in places, horse riding route. Travelling east from Penistone you'll leave the railway track at Oxspring and follow the old pack horse way at Willow Lane and the railway path along the Dove Valley. After passing Worsbrough Country Park you can head north to Barnsley or continue to Bolton upon Dearne and eventually Sprotbrough. There are a number of alternative routes south to Chesterfield depending upon where you choose to leave the east west Trail. See Map 1 above for further details of the Trans Pennine Trail.

The double-sided full colour map at a scale of 1:50,000 provides clear easy route finding. The Trans Pennine Trail is shown in black with a pink highlight indicating the route option for walkers. All the information you need is on this map.

ISBN 9870953227785 (2015) 118mm x 210mm folded Supplied in plastic sleeve

by: Trans Pennine Trail Project
This map covers the eastern section of the Trail showing a walking, cycling, and in places, horse riding route stretching from the mid-point of the TPT at Old Moor Wetland Centre near Barnsley to the great port of Kingston Upon Hull and the seaside town of Hornsea. This map also covers the northern extension route between Selby and York.

You will discover an amazing range of sights and scenes as the route passes through the countryside, towns and cities on old railways, towpaths, riverside footpaths, woodland bridleways, historic city streets and quiet country lanes. See Map 1 above for further details of the Trans Pennine Trail.

The double-sided full colour map at a scale of 1:50,000 provides clear easy route finding. The Trans Pennine Trail is shown in black with a pink highlight indicating the route option for walkers. All the information you need is on this map.

ISBN 9870953227792 (2015) 118mm x 210mm folded Supplied in plastic sleeve

Purchase the complete set of three Trans Pennine Trail maps as listed above and save on postage. The set comprises:
Trans Pennine Trail Map 1 West
Trans Pennine Trail Map 2 Central
Trans Pennine Trail Map 3 East

Experience the exhilaration and fun of the Trans Pennine Trail - the UK's first long-distance multi-user trail. The full 350 miles is available for walkers and cyclists, with many sections available for horseriders and wheelchair users.

There is a variety of options to choose from: the coast to coast route stretches 215 miles linking Southport and Hornsea, whilst the Chesterfield to Leeds spur takes in some surprisingly gree and beautiful countryside.

This official accommodation and visitor guide contains all you need to enjoy the whole route, whether on a multi-day tour or just out for the day. Full colour maps provide numerous suggestions for day walks and rides on and around the trail. Included are route descriptions, places to stay and eat and details of many of the North's leading visitor attractions which lie along the trail. The perfect companion to the official Trans Pennine Trail map guides.

ISBN 9781901464184 Pages 146 (2017) 120mm x 170mm spiral bound