At Access Trails UK, we know your journey doesn’t begin at the start of the trail — it begins at your front door. That’s why we’re committed to highlighting accessible transport options that help you reach your next adventure safely and confidently.

Whether you’re using a manual wheelchair, mobility scooter, or traveling with a companion, we make sure getting there is part of the plan, not a challenge.

What You’ll Find on AccessTrails.uk:

• Step-Free Transit Access – Trails located near accessible train stations and low-floor bus routes
• Accessible Parking Spots – Mapped drop-off points and Blue Badge-friendly bays
• Trail Start Info – Exact locations, closest transport hubs, and any potential barriers
• Real Experiences – Community-submitted notes about transport ease, signage, and station amenities

Example:
The Tarka Trail, Devon
This scenic, traffic-free path is:

• Easily reached from Barnstaple Train Station, which offers step-free platforms and accessible taxi ranks
• Close to bus routes with ramp access
• Equipped with nearby accessible parking and rest areas

Why it matters:
Finding a beautiful, accessible trail is only half the story. Knowing how to get there — without stress, stairs, or surprises — is the other half. Access Trails UK bridges that gap by embedding transport guidance into every trail listing.

Let’s improve it together:
Used public transport recently to reach a trail? Tell us what worked (or didn’t).
Share your experience via AccessTrails.uk/contact — your insights help others plan with confidence.

Because inclusive travel means freedom from start to finish.