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| UK: Yorkshire and the Humber: South Yorkshire |
The Trans Pennine Trail is a coast to coast route across the country for walkers,
cyclists, and where possible, riders. Barnsley is the area where the sections of the
Trail from North, South, East and West meet. The Trail uses sections
of path with their own local names such as the Upper Don Trail or
the Dove Valley Trail but they are all part of the coast-to-coast
route. A horse box parking area is provided, as described in the leaflet.
The Trail in Barnsley leaflet can be obtained from the
Trail office at Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council.
They can be contacted on The Countryside Unit, Planning Services, Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council, Central Offices, Kendray Street, BARNSLEY
This paths and tracks making up this route can be seen on the following Ordnance Survey maps. The Landranger series at
The following promoted routes join this section of the Trans Pennine Trail.
To the south: the Sheffield Link
Reference: YH