Follow winding path through woods until reaching junction of steep cross path. Yes, Bath is a walkable city. Take a look at the map of Bath Skyline to help plan your visit. Go through KG and take path to the right. Image - View from Box Hill, credit Edmund Shaw. You can reach Bristol in 4-5 hours if youre hiking or one to one and a half hours if youre cycling. Take path down steps into woodland. It has a few ups and downs, but most people complete it in around two and a half hours. Take a short amble through the meadows of Bathwick Fields and you will be rewarded with a stunning view of the city. Newton St. Loe. (Canal and Riverside Walk), 46 Why Not Walk? An Iron Age hillfort on the north east of Bath with views across Bath and Batheaston. 4 Glebe Trail- a 0.75 mile wheel-chair accessible route along the south shore of the Chew Valley Lake. Enjoy beautiful views over Salisbury Plain and the areas rolling hills. (Canal and Riverside Walk) - a 1.5 mile walkadjacent to the river and canalnear the centre of Bath. At the end of York Street turn right and follow the path, then cross Pierrepoint Street onto North Parade. The walk can be broken into manageable sections, connecting Bristol and Bath. Carry on along the Cotswold Way to the bottom of the hill, then take the Winchcombe Way walking route back to the town past a series of farms, with views down to Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe and out over the Cotswolds. Eventually the road turns into a track and joins back onto the Cotswold Way, where you retrace your footsteps for the final stretch back to the Seven Springs pub where you can call in for a drink. This 2.6 mile/ 4.2 kilometre loop, situated in Cranborne Chase traverses through captivating woodland and past the animals of Longleat Safari Park. Its a difficult walking trail, with two summits and descents, but the views are unmatchable. Starting from Pulteney Bridge, follow the path towardsSydney Gardens, one of the last remaining eighteenth-century pleasure gardens in the UK. Parking: There are no National Trust car parks on the Skyline, but there are frequent bus services from the city centre. 63 Walk To The View - a 3 mile circular route with views over the city of Bath. As you climb uphill, dont forget to look back where youll see Winchcombe stretching out below you. The tour starts and ends in Bath Abbey Churchyard. With a mix of roads, woodlands and open fields, the walk is a perfect mix for walkers of all abilities. Turn left onto cycle path and follow for 150m until you reach metal KG on the left. Bath Spa station is 0.8 miles (1.3km) from the start of the walk (point 1 on the map). Carry on to Chilcombe Bottom, a tributary valley of the larger St Catherines Valley and former reservoir turned mini wetland reserve. Whether you're getting ready to hike, bike, trail run, or explore other outdoor activities, AllTrails has 72 scenic trails in the Bath area. WebDevizes to Roundway Hill walk There's a variety of scenery for you to enjoy on this circular walk from Devizes to Roundway Hill, taking in stretches of the Kennet & Avon Canal. Bear left down rocky slope, ignoring wooden stile straight ahead. 54 Saltford Walks 2 (Norman Road) - a 2 mile walk taking in medieval fishponds and St Mary's Church in Saltford. Theres no cafe or pubs en route so a picnic is a good idea or Ive included a few options a short detour off the route. Bath Skyline is a one pawprint rated place. 44 Why Not Walk? As well as woodland, this circular walk takes you to Tyntesfield highlights including the kitchen garden, rose garden, holly walk and Home Farm. If you are a nature lover, keep an eye out for much of the regions native animals. This walk is one of the best ways of seeing the city and is great if you are only visiting for a shortweekend break. There are some beautiful old cottages which line the canal here and its a bit like stepping back in time as you head along here. With spring upon us I thought it was about time to add another classic to the list of local Bath walks and this one is an absolute gem. You can push on for the Bath Skyline Walk, the National Trusts most downloaded walk. Turn left onto track, keeping woods to your L. Continue past KG on the left. But if you dont have time to do the full walk, you can still get a taste of the route with a Cotswold Way circular walk. 52 Wild Walks In The Mendips (East Harptree)- a 3.75 mile circular walk in East Harptree Woods and Combe. Follow Visit Bath on all your favourite social media platforms for updates and inspiration. Here are some of Berkshires best rambles. The Bath skyline walk is a 3 mile/ 5 kilometre loop, although it can be extended. Follow Visit Bath on all your favourite social media platforms for updates and inspiration. Spanning through the stunning cityscape, these picture-perfect routes take in the citysGeorgian architecture, exploring the heritage and taking in beautiful scenery on the citys outskirts. 29 Walkers Are Welcome Keynsham (Walk Two) - a 1 mile walk around the Memorial Park. Back in Broadway the route rejoins the High Street where you can stop off for a drink in the historic Lygon Arms or for fish and chips at Russells. Lumsdale Falls | Peak District Waterfalls Walking is one of the best ways to see the beautiful city of Bath. At the head of this vale is Prior Park. The guides are local and well-versed in local history, culture, and architecture. 14 Into The City (Walk 3)- a1 mile walk from Fairfield to Bath city centre. You dont need to start this walk from Kelston. Starting atPutney Bridge,discover geological wonders like theAvon Gorge. Bath is just off the A4 Bath to Bristol road, and the A36 between Bath and Warminster; 10 miles (16km) from Jct 18 on the M4. Go through KG and follow path down steps keeping fence to the left. 33 Walkers Are Welcome Keynsham (Walk Five) - an 8 mile circular walk along the River Avon to Willsbridge, then along the Cycle Path to Bitton. Alight at Cleveland Walk (on Bathwick Hill). This park dates back to the 18th century and it boasts landscaped flora and a palladian bridge. 73 Batheaston to Solsbury Hill - a 2.75 mile route from Batheaston to Solsbury Hill. 21 Paulton Village Walk-a 1.5 mile walk around the village of Paulton. May is National Walking Month. Join today and help protect nature, beauty and history for everyone, for ever. This was built in 1776 to link Stroud to the River Severn to make it easier to transport goods. The Bath Skyline 6 Miles 673 ft climb Great for: stunning vistas For some of the best views in the area, Should all be updated and working now though. Bath is a beautiful city surrounded by stunning countryside. Continue up slope until Bath is in view. From bench, keep views to your left. Buses run regularly to here from the city centre or theres a car park on London Road. While you can walk around the whole lake, the path only runs for part of the way, and then the trail joins the road. Follow Bathwick Hill uphill until you reach point 1 on the Skyline map (behind National Trust branded bus stop on your right). The stunning architecture and contrasting greenery make the unique street a wonderful place to explore. Richens Orchard is beautiful and at this time of year will be Stunning views, hidden waterways and Georgian history await families and explorers. After crossing a road, the footpath carries on to Dovers Hill.