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Be a pilgrim
– for free
Sign up to our mailing list, download routes and become part of our community.
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Join our ever growing pilgrim community
We are dedicated to facilitating the most inclusive community of pilgrims in Britain.
Join
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Comment on & rate routes and places
Save routes to your profile
Mark routes as 'Completed' in your profile
Download routes that can be used with no mobile service
Receive emails for pilgrims
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Pilgrims will receive many benefits….
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Your support helps make our unique pilgrimage resources available to all, for free.
Gather
Pilgrimage routes around Britain on our website’s directory, both older and newly formed routes.
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Make
Digital maps that can be freely accessed via smartphones using GPS to create tried and tested walking routes.
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Promote
Reference works, such as our own book Britain’s Pilgrim Places and others that also introduce the depth and breadth of the British pilgrimage tradition, such as Magical Britain.
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Provide
Free materials that help anyone to create their own route and host their own guided pilgrimage event, or as part of our volunteer guide network.
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Deliver
Our Sanctuary Project helps local communities to provide, and pilgrims find, sleeping sanctuary at a reasonable price. Benefitting both pilgrims and local communities.
Grow
We are always working to update our routes and add new ones. Our flagship route, the Old Way Pilgrimage from Southampton to Canterbury – is a 250-mile pilgrimage route discovered on a 14th-century map.
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Open up
Pilgrimage in Britain by reaching out to as many different communities as we can to make pilgrimage more accessible and encouraging pilgrims to ‘Bring Your Own Beliefs’.
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Maintain
An active digital presence for our online community via our website, our e-newsletter mailing list and social media channels @pilgrimtrust.
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Partner
With organisations like Ordnance Survey, English Heritage, Association of English Cathedrals and other nature-based organisations.
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Develop
Our plan is to introduce pilgrimage to schoolchildren – especially those who may never have walked in the countryside before, or those who are going through a difficult time.
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