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TrailTale’s Support for the Welsh Walks is Growing

TrailTale has been fortunate to partner with a few Welsh local councils to showcase their heritage walk on our platform. Honouring the pride in the Welsh language, we have translated the stories for all of the five welsh locations featured by TrailTale – Wrexham, Dyserth, St Clears, Skenfrith and Caldey Island. Now, each walk’s story is available in both English and Welsh, allowing everyone to enjoy the rich heritage in their preferred language.

Our Latest London trail – Jack the Ripper

The story of the Jack the Ripper murders is deeply woven into London’s folklore, inspiring new documentaries even today. While speculation often outweighs fact, the streets of Whitechapel still hold the physical traces of those chilling events—more than 130 years later.

So, we’re proud to present a trail that brings together the latest research and guides you through the very locations where these events took place. For an even more atmospheric experience, try following the route on a misty evening.

Discover Watford

Explore Watford like never before: Walk through its stories, streets and streams.

Step into the story of Watford with three trails, a series of self-guided walking routes that bring the town’s rich history and hidden gems to life. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a long-time local, these trails offer a unique way to see Watford from a new perspective.

Discover the heart of Watford through these three interwoven routes that guide you through past establishments, Victorian edifices, impressive parks, local lore and along the way you’ll discover the stories of more than 70 local residents who left a national and even global mark.

In addition we give you two trails (one which is still being constructed) along the River Colne. Follow the peaceful flow of the river as it winds through the town centre, revealing tales of local heritage nature, public art and conservation efforts.

From Urban adventures to riverside reflections, Watford Trails invite you to walk through time, nature and the spirit of Watford continues to evolve with every step.

TrailTale’s new Driving Route in Orkney

Welcome to the Orkney Driving Trail—a scenic and immersive route through one of the most historically rich and naturally striking corners of the British Isles. Just a short ferry ride from mainland Scotland, Orkney’s story stretches back 8,000 years, with ancient sites like Skara Brae, the Ring of Brodgar, and Iron Age brochs scattered across its rugged landscape. From Viking settlements to Norse mythology, the islands have forged a distinctive identity shaped by sea, sky, and stone. Named the UK’s best place to live in 2019, Orkney is as welcoming as it is fascinating.

This circular driving route covers around 90 miles (144 km) and is best enjoyed over the course of a full day, allowing plenty of time for stops, walks, and discovery along the way.

Unlock Morpeth Stories

Welcome to enchanting Morpeth, where centuries of fascinating history await your discovery! Nestled within the embrace of the winding River Wansbeck, this charming market town holds so many captivating tales that we’ve crafted four distinct trails to help you uncover its secrets.

Today, we invite you to explore our Bridge Street trail, which meanders through the historic eastern heart of Morpeth. While the town’s strategic position – protected on three sides by the river – might seem perfect for Roman settlement, Morpeth’s documented history actually begins in 1272, giving it a distinctly medieval character.

North Morpeth trail – Step back in time as you wander through the historic hamlet of Bullers Green, Once home to many notable people. Explore the fascinating story of the previous workhouse, and the distinguished grammar schools.

West Morpeth trail – Follow the charming path beyond the iconic Clock Tower, historic landmarks, and bustling establishments before strolling along the riverbank and discovering the beauty of Morpeth famous park.

South Morpeth trail – Be amazed by what is probably the smallest town park in the world, marvel at the remains of Morpeth Castle, and read the story of a disused rail line once a very important thoroughfare of the town.

Each trail offers a unique glimpse into the town’s rich heritage and fascinating stories.

Welcome to Malvern Hills

Discover the enchanting town of Great Malvern, nestled on the eastern slopes of the magnificent Malvern Hills. Beyond its famous spring waters and breath taking views across the Severn Plain, this hidden gem holds remarkable secrets in technology, faith, literature and trade. Our carefully curated trail reveals these fascinating stories while guiding you through stunning locations – from ground breaking radar developments to literary inspirations. Experience first hand how this charming spa town shaped Britain’s technological revolution while enjoying its natural splendour.

Check out our new trail for Andover

Discover Andover, a charming market town rich in history and modern appeal. Once a key location for the Crown, as noted in the Domesday Book, Andover housed a hunting lodge for Saxon King Edred and supported thriving markets. Its strategic spot on the London-Exeter route led to many inns, some still in operation today. With its historical significance, picturesque river, and vibrant atmosphere, Andover is a must-visit destination. Come explore its timeless beauty and heritage!

New town trails for South Kesteven

Discover the rich history of South Kesteven, where every town is a hidden gem waiting to be explored! Stamford captivated us so much that we created not one, but two trails to showcase its magnificence. Don’t miss out on Bourne and Market Deeping, each brimming with stories and their own brand-new trails. And right next door, the charming village of Deeping St James offers an intriguing trail of its own. Embark on an unforgettable journey through South Kesteven’s most captivating spots!

Newport Pagnell has a new ecological trail

Newport Pagnell is bursting with stories waiting to be discovered! Home to the legendary Aston Martin DB cars, this town offers so much more than just automotive history. Our exciting new Ecological trail will guide you through stunning open spaces, revealing hidden natural wonders and fascinating historical facts along the way. Experience the perfect blend of natural beauty and rich history—an adventure you won’t want to miss!

Chester now stars on TrailTale

Chester is one of the most remarkable cities in Britain. Its most famous features are the walls with their towers and the Rows. We feature two trails that cover so many stories. So, don’t forget to check out the Roman relics, a castle, a lovely school, two bridges and a short-legged statue. The first trail depicting the south part of the old city is now on, and the second one Highlights the marvels of the nroth part. Each trail starts where the other ends, so why not combine them into a day of fun?!

London Trails Are expanding – Bermondsey

Discover Bermondsey, one of London’s hidden gems! Nestled near iconic landmarks such as Tower Bridge, Southwark Cathedral, and Borough Market, Bermondsey offers a fascinating journey through history. From its beginnings in the 12th century to its transformation during the Industrial Revolution and beyond, this walk will unveil the rich heritage and captivating remnants of Bermondsey’s storied past.

Discover Mill Hill one of London’s most popular villages

Experience the charm of Mill Hill, a picturesque village gracing the outer ring of London. Once a rural and agricultural haven, Mill Hill began attracting prominent residents in the 18th century. The founding of Mill Hill School drew further attention, leading to the establishment of esteemed institutions like St Joseph’s College, whose iconic tower is visible for miles along the A41. Despite its quaint size, Mill Hill boasts one of the shortest High Streets in Britain. Embark on this walk to uncover the fascinating stories and rich history of this delightful village.