Strollers: Bath Canal – 2½ miles
Join us for a gentle stroll of 2.6 miles (4.2 km) along the River Avon and the Kennet and Avon Canal, exploring some lesser-known parts of the city. The walk… Read More »Strollers: Bath Canal – 2½ miles
12 walks and social events found.
Canine Friends: Bathampton Down – 3 miles
This circular walk takes us around the edge of the Bath University campus, past Sham Castle, and then around the edge of the golf course on Bathampton Down. It then… Read More »Canine Friends: Bathampton Down – 3 miles
Long Walkers: Aust, Littleton and Oldbury – 10 miles
This walk is featured in a book by Robin Tetlow, and contains panoramic views throughout, especially from Cowhill Churchyard. Walking along the Severn Estuary, there are views of Oldbury Power… Read More »Long Walkers: Aust, Littleton and Oldbury – 10 miles
Amblers: Newton Mill – 4 miles
This circular walk near the edge of Bath takes in the Bath Mill, Newton St. Loe and the River Avon. We cross both the current and old railway lines between… Read More »Amblers: Newton Mill – 4 miles
Canine Friends: Beckford’s Tower – 3¼ miles
Beckford's Tower is a well-known landmark near the Lansdown racecourse in Bath. This walk takes us round the back of this tower with spectacular views over Weston and Bath. We… Read More »Canine Friends: Beckford’s Tower – 3¼ miles
Strollers: Severn Beach – 3 miles
On this walk, we fill follow the Severn Beach Heritage Trail. At one time, Severn Beach was a thriving resort for day-trippers and holiday-makers. But those days are long gone. Nowadays, this has become more of an archaeological attraction, with only the remains of what used to be there.
Long Walkers: Berkeley – 10 miles
Along the way, we will see the The Purton Hulks (or Purton Ships’ Graveyard) which is a number of abandoned boats and ships, deliberately beached beside the River Severn near Purton in Gloucestershire, to reinforce the river banks. Most were beached in the 1950s and are now in a state of considerable decay. The site forms the largest ship graveyard in mainland Britain. We will also… Read More »Long Walkers: Berkeley – 10 miles
Amblers: Chew Valley Lake – 5 miles
Starting at the Chew Valley car park, the walk follows alongside the lake to Hollow Brook, up Knowle Hill (with great view across Chew Valley Lake), to Chew Magna and then back along the River Chew to the start at Chew Valley Lake.
Strollers: Chewton Keynsham – 3 miles
A walk around the village of Chewton Keynsham.
Canine Friends: Not yet planned
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Long Walkers: Hinton / Tormarton – 8¼ miles
Encircling Junction 18 of the M4 without going particularly near it, this walk takes us from Tormarton, through Doddington Park to Coomb's End, then down to Hinton before covering a short section of the Cotswold Way and back to Tormarton.
Amblers: Mells – 5 miles
A circular walk starting in Mells. The walk has 2 halves, the first being a shady section along the Mells Stream. The second half is fields and lanes, with far-reaching views across to Cley Hill and the White Horse.