Yorkshire Great and Small with Dan and Helen

The Trans Pennine Trail is presented as a programme, structured as an episode that highlights a particular section of the long‑distance route. Its format centres on taking the audience along a defined stretch of the trail, giving viewers a sense of what the path feels like in practice. In this episode, presenters Helen Skelton and Dan Walker set off together and follow a scenic stretch of the Trans Pennine Trail. Their journey starts in Sheffield and continues until they reach the Royd Moor Hill viewpoint, marking the end point of the segment they cover. The two hosts move along the route, keeping the focus on the visual and geographical change that occurs between the city and the hilltop. The segment places particular emphasis on the scenery encountered along the way. Viewers see the transition from the urban surroundings of Sheffield into the greener, more open countryside that leads up to the viewpoint. The episode uses the walk to showcase the character of the trail as it climbs toward Royd Moor Hill, offering a clear sense of the landscape that unfolds. Throughout the broadcast, Helen and Dan act as guides, pointing out features of the path and sharing observations as they progress. Their commentary provides a straightforward, on‑the‑ground perspective of the trail’s route, allowing the audience to experience the stretch from Sheffield to Royd Moor Hill without leaving their homes.