Bienvenido a la Pennine Trail Trans
Una costa nacional para ruta de la costa para la recreación y el transporte - para caminantes, ciclistas y (en parte) jinetes
Bienvenido a la Pennine Trail Trans
Una costa nacional para ruta de la costa para la recreación y el transporte - para caminantes, ciclistas y (en parte) jinetes
Bienvenido
Una costa nacional para ruta de la costa para la recreación y el transporte - para caminantes, ciclistas y (en parte) jinetes
El Pennine Trail Trans (TPT) es una ruta interesante para los senderistas, ciclistas, Ruedas y jinetes que unen los mares del Norte e Irlanda., pasando a través de los Apeninos, junto a los ríos y canales ya través de algunas de las ciudades más históricas y ciudades del norte de Inglaterra.
El rastro de costa a costa entre Southport y Hornsea es 215 millas (346km) largo.
Una ruta norte-sur que conecta Sevilla y Chesterfield, un estímulo a York y un acicate para Kirkburton significa que hay aproximadamente 370 millas (595km) de Trans Pennine Trail disponibles para explorar.
Una gran manera de explorar el camino es a través de uno de nuestra excelente relación impresa mapas disponibles a través de nuestra tienda .
El Pennine Trail Trans se asigna y firmó hasta el final, principalmente peatonal y es sorprendente teniendo en cuenta el nivel de un paisaje espectacular en el camino. Gradientes Fácil y rutas pavimentadas hacen muchas secciones adecuadas para familias, ejercicios suaves y las personas que utilizan sillas de ruedas y cochecitos. Así que ya sea a pie, caballo o en bicicleta; por un día o más; solo con los amigos y la familia - el Pennine Trail Trans (TPT) puede ofrecer algo para todo el mundo.
Si ve un problema en el Sendero, infórmelo directamente a nuestra Oficina Nacional a través de correo electrónico, teléfono o redes sociales.
2026 Visitor Survey – ayudar a dar forma al futuro del Trail
Our 2026 La encuesta para visitantes ya está abierta y nos encantaría conocer sus experiencias en el Sendero.. Tómese unos minutos para decirnos lo que piensa siguiendo el enlace., aquí.
Gracias!
Read the TPT’s own dedicated poem from Yorkshire’s finest Ian McMillan – TPT Poem
Si tiene alguna otra pregunta, por favor ponerse en contacto con la Oficina Trail penino del transporte en 01226 772574 o correo electrónico info@transpenninetrail.org.uk
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🌟 Saturday Shout-Out! 🌟
Today we’re celebrating some brilliant achievements shared by our Trans Pennine Trail community!
🎉Lorraine Hague and the Sheffield Area Social Cycling Group completed a four-day coast-to-coast adventure from Southport to Hornsea.
🎉Jessica and Sebastian Coultas shared their fantastic multi-generational ride, organised by Jessica to raise money for @dovehousehospice
🎉One determined cyclist tackled the full Trail on a folding bike, carrying all their gear and overcoming muddy, slippery sections along the way.
Every Trail journey matters - whether it’s a coast-to-coast challenge, a favourite local section or a personal milestone. Take a look at the stories already shared and tell us about your own achievement:
https://www.transpenninetrail.org.uk/your-trail/tpt-achievements/
We’d love to celebrate you next! 💚
📷 Jessica and Sebastian Coultas and Lorraine Hague
#SaturdayShoutout #transpenninetrail #TPTAchievements #TrailStories #activetravel
This week`s fingerpost has gone from graffiti-covered to almost new, thanks to The Friends of the Blue Loop in Sheffield. 👏
Have you spotted a sign that`s undergone a Summer spruce up? Share in the comments or tag us, using #TPTSummerSpruceUp
📷 The Friends of the Blue Loop
#transpenninetrail #LoveYourTPT #FingerpostFriday #TPTSummerSpruceUp
This week`s #WhereAreWeWednesday teaser takes us to a fascinating piece of engineering hidden among the trees and is a reminder of the engineering achievements that helped shape communities along the Trail - but where was the picture taken?
👇 Drop your suggestions in the comments below!
And if you have a Where Are We Wednesday teaser to share, we`d love to feature it. Send us a DM or email info@transpenninetrail.org.uk
📷 Neil Stinson
#WhereAreWeWednesday #HeritageMonth #transpenninetrail #tptheritage
Happy Monday everyone!
Autumn is starting to weave its magic along the Trans Pennine Trail, creating the perfect backdrop for a positive start to the week.
It`s one of the Team`s favourite season so, wherever you go along the Trail, take a little time to enjoy it, appreciate the journey, and celebrate the simple benefits of being outdoors.
If you`re heading out this week, don`t forget to share your favourite autumn Trail photos with us in the comments of by tagging us, using #AutumnontheTPT!
📷 TPT office
#mondaymotivation #transpenninetrail #AutumnontheTPT #GetOutside
This week`s fingerpost isn`t actually on the Trail but points the way to it from Temple Newsam and was spotted by members of @opencountryyorkshire during their recent walk exploring the @templenewsam, Skelton Lake and the TPT along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.
Have you spotted any interesting TPT signs on your travels? Share them in the comments or tag us with #tptfingerpost
📷 @opencountryyorkshire
#fingerpostfriday #transpenninetrail #templenewsam #opencountryyorkshire
September is Heritage Month on the Trans Pennine Trail!
From historic railways and waterways to industrial landmarks, local legends and the stories that shaped our communities, the Trail is packed with heritage waiting to be discovered.
Throughout September, we`ll be celebrating the fascinating history that runs alongside the Trail and sharing some of the people, places and stories that make it so special.
What`s your favourite heritage spot along the Trail, or what memory does the Trail`s history bring back for you? We`d love to hear your stories in the comments below.
📷 West Wood, Chesterfield | Hornsea @nickkerins.cycles_ | Longdendale | Killamarsh, Sheffield
#HeritageMonth #LoveYourTPT #transpenninetrail #tptheritage #DiscoverYourTrail
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