Visitors to Minehead who have downloaded the Minehead Maritime Mile app can unlock bonus content as they walk along the mile-long seafront. 3D models of some of... Read More »

The trail leads you from the 13th to the 21st century, guiding you to 24 key... Read More »

Looking for iOS and Android apps that will get you walking and exploring new places? Try out these five fabulous free apps:

Gower is the beautiful peninsula... Read More »

Derby Festé is an annual festival of a wide range of street art, theatre, music and family... Read More »

Ingleborough Archaeology Group (IAG) is based in Ingleton in the... Read More »

In the 1970’s there was great excitement when the... Read More »

Your audio guide... Read More »

When it comes to audio guides of international significance the cellhouse tour at Alcatraz has to be... Read More »

We were commissioned by TellTale to deliver an audio project on behalf of the Churnet Valley Living Landscape project –... Read More »

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We have three options to help you share your stories about places of interest and guiding visitors along walking trails. Are you... Read More »

Today we finally got round to visiting the King Richard III visitor centre in... Read More »

In addition to sporting a traditional keypad the audio content can also be triggered by three... Read More »

Our Places and Trails web app is a website. It displays on... Read More »

Our audio guides create a journey of audio discovery, brought to life by a narrator, oral reminiscences,... Read More »

Derbyshire-based Junction Arts needed two low-cost interpretation panels for a community arts project in Brimington, near Chesterfield. None of the usual suppliers... Read More »

Old Tree Nursery is a plant and garden nursery set in a beautiful rural setting in Pendeford near Wolverhampton.... Read More »

The Heart of Teesdale... Read More »

The ‘This is Gower’ app has featured on BBC’s Countryfile and Radio Wales. Scroll down to... Read More »

“With iPod, Apple has invented a whole... Read More »

Along with 16 other entrepreneurs we pitched... Read More »

Through the power of amazing imagery, the Hidden Heritage of the Dean iOS and Android app reveals the area’s rich industrial past that was... Read More »

A few years back we developed ‘Mission:Butterfly‘ for Caerphilly Borough County Council. The... Read More »

From a crime-riddled no-go area to desirable estate. That has been the transformation of Perry Common over the last 25 years – all captured... Read More »

Ashdown Forest is the largest public access space in the South East of England, attracting... Read More »

In February I walked the line of the Victoria Undergound Line, overground. I’m... Read More »

I’ve just finished reading Bill Bryson’s latest book The... Read More »

Rufford Abbey is the best-preserved remains of a Cistercian abbey west cloister range in England, dating mainly from around 1170. It was later... Read More »

Late on Saturday afternoon, armed with sleeping bags and snacks, we... Read More »

Having already produced two audio trails around the... Read More »

The new location-aware iOS and Android Archaeological Way app lets you explore the history of a changing limestone landscape.... Read More »

For decades, lead mining played a... Read More »

The Comrie Development Trust are embarking on an exciting mission to... Read More »

Magna is an exciting journey into the world of... Read More »

Abbeydale is a challenging site for visitors to... Read More »

Exmoor National Park, in south west England is a unique landscape... Read More »

The new ‘Discover Derbyshire & Peak District’ Android and iOS app features self-guided walking trails with historical photos... Read More »

The Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire... Read More »

Quarrying in the Yorkshire Dales National Park has sometimes been controversial, but the industry has improved enormously since the early days of the 20th Century when work started at... Read More »

Special audio commentaries tell the stories of the people and places of the New Forest –... Read More »

A look at 4 decades of home computing, mobile phones, digital cameras and even YouTube…

Well, sometimes this can be like asking how long... Read More »

During 1854 travel writer George Borrow journeyed across Wales on foot. He recorded his interaction with the Welsh people, its language and scenery. Today you can follow in Borrow’s... Read More »

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Listen is a hands- and screen-free audio storytelling experience.

Listen knows exactly where you are and serves up audio exactly when you need it.

Listen frees up... Read More »

During the First World War, Gilliat Edward Hatfeild, the owner of Morden Hall, offered his home to the War Office for use as an auxiliary hospital.  A hospital... Read More »

Ultimately it depends what you want the your app to do, but if you are ready this page then you are probably looking for a location aware solution. We’ve... Read More »

A MILLION thanks, you’ve done a fantastic job for us. Your amazing support, patience and endeavours created the perfect app!!

Liz Dutch, Clerk Llansteffan and Llanybri CC

The historic village of... Read More »

“It has been a pleasure to work with Ruth from beginning to end of the project. Her background in both education and interpretation has made the whole process a... Read More »

Dan was amazing to work with, endlessly patient with the delays caused by ourselves, dealing with community led projects is often challenging but he gently led us to our... Read More »

Newcastle Emlyn hasn’t always been a pretty little market town. A letter to the Editor of the Western Mail paints a rather sorry picture of life here in the... Read More »

The bilingual education pack we produced for Caring for God’s Acre contains a host of activities, ideas and inspiration for the... Read More »

Mitcham Cricket Green Community and Heritage – a small civic society in south London –  successfully applied for... Read More »

Explore the... Read More »

Working with heritage organisations to develop creative and practical ideas to supercharge the visitor experience.

Interpretation is a communication process, designed to reveal meanings and relationships of our cultural and natural heritage,... Read More »

Visitors to Old Glossop, Derbyshire can now easily discover the important role the village played in the early cotton industry.

Audio Trails were commissioned to produce a responsive website, an... Read More »

Visitors to the Forest of Marston Vale can now easily orientate themselves and enjoy a wide range of walking, cycling and horse-riding trails. Audio Trails were commissioned to produce... Read More »

We design and build bespoke on-site interpretative furniture to engage visitors. We excel at devising unique concepts and bringing them to life.

Take a look at some examples below and get in... Read More »

An interactive heritage trail combines traditional interpretation panels with digital content.

Let’s give you an example. On behalf of the Canal & River Trust we produced interactive heritage trails along the... Read More »

Before its closure in 1981, Lofthouse Colliery was not only a nationally known pit it was the lifeblood of the local community.

Using this GPS-triggered app you can now explore... Read More »

Mission:Butterfly turns a guided walk into an incredible Augmented Reality adventure.

The Mission: Find and collect 15  butterflies hiding in the Caerphilly countryside. Use the app to track each species... Read More »

The Upper Sirhowy Valley in South Wales is steeped in industrial history. Coal mining was at the heart of this industry and the pits that lined the River Sirhowy... Read More »

Explore five Charles Darwin-themed audio trails produced on behalf of Bromley Council. The audio guides explore the countryside Darwin called his ‘landscape laboratory’ and celebrate how Charles Darwin formulated his amazing theory... Read More »

The Canal & River Trust were impressed with the Montgomery Canal Smartphone Trail project we delivered and commissioned us to create a similar one that helps to communicate the... Read More »

In our second ‘Evolution of the …’ blog we explore how the QR code has had a difficult entry into the public realm, and explore some golden rules for... Read More »

Kids love nature. Grown ups do to.

The thing with wildlife is that you never know when you are going to get that close encounter. When it happens it is... Read More »

Following one of our digital media workshops we were approached by Powys County Council to write 3 pilot trails for their app ‘Trails Mid-Wales’. The feedback was so positive... Read More »

Until the installation of a number of technologies in May... Read More »

In the March 2013 issue of Interpret Wales we were asked to write an article about the evolution of the audio trail. Here is that article:

In 2006 if you... Read More »

How many countries can claim to have heritage interpretation as a government priority? As far as I am aware the answer is just one – Wales.

Dave Penberthy, Head of... Read More »

As yet another year draws to a close we take a look back at 2012 and reflect on what progress has been made in digital interpretation.

We began the... Read More »

Last night Audio Trails won the inaugural Creative Innovation award at the fourth Derbyshire Times Business Awards. The glittering ceremony was held at Chesterfield FC’s Proact Stadium and hosted... Read More »

Looking for fresh air, striking scenery during your time in Cornwall? Then delve... Read More »

Visitors to heritage sites, towns or cities want to make the most of every minute of their visit. Tourist apps, powered by our ‘Welcome to’ software, bring places to... Read More »

“The tracks have stood the test of time and certainly include... Read More »

Creating school audio trails is a fun way of engaging children with nature.

When producing audio trails with school children you never know what the outcomes will be. You are... Read More »

Protestors who changed the national landscape, wartime tragedies and icons of the industrial age – these are just some of the stories revealing our cultural heritage as part of... Read More »

A new series of London walking trails have been launched along South East London’s Green Chain – a 40-mile network of footpaths running through parkland and woodland.

I think we all wonder what and who had the biggest influence on our careers, and life in general. What made us who we are, and what experiences will... Read More »

During our family holiday this year we inevitably took the opportunity to visit a number of heritage sites. These ranged from archaeological sites to a fantastic Chateau in Larochette,... Read More »

In 2011 we developed the ‘Official Yorkshire Dales National Park‘ app for iPhone, Android, Blackberry and Symbian. In its first week the iPhone app alone was downloaded 1448 times.

On... Read More »

Recent stats from a 2-year old project illustrate that Bluetooth interpretation still has a place, and reminds us to think carefully about how we cater for our visitors.

In 2010... Read More »

The Montgomery Canal brings wildlife right into the centre of Welshpool. We devised a smartphone trail on behalf of the Canal & River Trust (formerly British Waterways) to help... Read More »

Rhondda Cynon Taf Borough Council commissioned us to expand their Heritage Trails website. We were asked to transform three paper-based heritage trails into English and Welsh audio guides... Read More »

Pennine Prospects initially commissioned us to undertake a series of oral history recordings for a ‘Watershed Landscape Lives’ DVD, which captured the passion of those who visit, enjoy or... Read More »

Our first project in Northern Ireland – The Lagan Valley Regional Park Heritage Audio Trail – takes you on a journey among local heritage and wildlife within the heart... Read More »

Since the 1990s, Coed Y Brenin has become a mecca for mountain bikers from across the country and beyond. But these are not the only ‘cycles’ to be found... Read More »

The short and colourful life of Nevern Castle, in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, has been brought to life in a new MP3 audio trail for visitors.

During the 12th... Read More »

As part of the regeneration scheme in Clay Cross we were commissioned to produce an audio trail that reveals the fascinating story of... Read More »

The year is 1852. The Crystal Palace Company moves to Penge and commissions... Read More »