Treasure Trails tries to ensure that our Trails are accessible to all, regardless of age, physical limitations or disabilities.
Treasure Trails creates themed walking, cycling, driving and bus Trails throughout the UK, based on a Murder Mystery, Treasure Hunt or Spy Mission format. The Trails involve following a self-guided route around a location, which will lead the Trailer to a series of clues set on permanent features, such as buildings, plaques and monuments.
The Trails can be completed all year round and are suitable for all ages and almost all abilities**. The Trails are designed to be completed at leisure.
• The Trailer can access details about each individual Trail via the website www.treasuretrails.co.uk
• The Trails can be pre-purchased and downloaded prior to the Trailer's visit.
• The customer can view on the website the various retail outlets where Treasure Trails can be purchased locally.
• The start location is given within each Trail.
• Suggested parking is given where possible.
• Customers are encouraged to use public transport where possible.
• Customers are encouraged to use Park and Ride Facilities where provided.
• Car parking charges are payable when parking in public car parks.
• Each Trail gives information on the approximate distance and suggested duration.
• Each Trail gives suitability for wheelchair and pushchair users**.
• Trailers are not required to enter any private property or pay entrance fees in order to complete the Trail.
• The Trails are set on well-maintained paths, pavements and roads.
• There is information ‘About The Trail’ contained on the website and within the Trail booklets.
• The cycle Trails are set on level, well-maintained designated cycle paths, which are suitable for families with novice cyclists.
• Ferry fares are payable on some Trails.
• There are usually public toilet facilities at some point along the route of each Trail.
• There are usually facilities to obtain refreshments along the route of each Trail.
• ** The Trails may be unsuitable for the visually impaired as solving a Treasure Trail involves looking for information which may be obtained from plaques, memorials, inscriptions, information boards and other permanent features within the existing landscape.
• Large print versions of the Trails can be purchased by contacting Treasure Trails
• **The Trails are written specifically with a view to ensuring they are wheelchair and pushchair friendly, however this may not always be possible, due to the physical landscape. Alternative routes are given for wheelchair and pushchairs where possible. We encourage our Trailers to give us feedback on the suitability of our Trails for pushchair and wheelchair users.
The Trails are designed to be completed at any time of the day and all year round.
• To show the start location of each Trail using Google maps.
• To continually review the Trails to ensure they are suitable for all ages and all abilities.
We welcome your feedback to help us continually improve if you have any comments please get in touch.
Last Modified: 10 June 2010
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Dear Sandy,
As requested, I thought I'd report in how we are getting on with mum (91) in Topsham on the trail. We drove to the car park and pushed her round in the wheel chair, found the paths a bit narrow but road not to busy. We managed half the trail before she had had enough or one day but she is keen to go back and finish it. She was up for looking for the clues and managed to work out how it all worked.These trails are great for discovering little known places. (and good ice cream stops too!) Keep up the good work.
Yours, Gill
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