Phototrails

with a guide to accessibility
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Phototrails was developed by the Fieldfare Trust to bring you an up-to-date guide to the accessibility of countryside sites and trails for people with disabilities.

Each walk is described through a filmstrip and slideshow of photographs which let you see just what the walk is like. They include information on the surrounding environment, the walk distance and the features and highlights that you will find along the way. Hopefully, information on path gradients, widths and surfaces will also be provided by surveyors. Each trail is given an accessibility rating to help you decide whether a trail meets your needs and, but please let us know if any ratings don’t meet your expectation so we can help future users make informed choices about the other trails. Do also take into consideration the weather and season when planning your visit, as the condition of countryside trails can deteriorate during the winter months.

Why not try one of their walks – just log on to Phototrails. There are short walks in the town – Capstone Hill, Lantern Hill, Jubilee Gardens or Runnymede Gardens. Or further a field there are walks listed at Croyde, Valley of Rocks, Fremingtin Quay and a tramper trail at Heddon Valley. 

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