Amblers: Compton Dando – 5 miles
A walk though the woods, with a strong likelihood of bluebells, with views of the River Chew and Pensford Viaduct.
A walk though the woods, with a strong likelihood of bluebells, with views of the River Chew and Pensford Viaduct.
A walk along the riverside in Bath, opposite Victoria Park.
The Frome Valley referred to here is nowhere near the town of Frome, so if you turn up there, you'll be disappointed and a very long way from where the walk is taking place. This part of the Frome Valley Walkway goes through Yate, Frampton Cotterell and Winterbourne. As well as this, we also pass… Read More »Long Walkers: Frome Valley – 11 miles
In this walk, we start from Saltford and take the path up to Prospect Stile. We then follow the ridge below Beckford's Tower, along Primrose Hill and then down to Victoria Park, where we take the bus back to Saltford.
A walk around the village of Chewton Keynsham.
This walk is set in the countryside south of Bristol, encompassing Dundry and Meas Knoll Tump. Meas Knoll Tump is an Iron Age hill fort located at the eastern end of the Dundry Down ridge, south of the city of Bristol and north of the village of Norton Malreward near the eastern side of Dundry… Read More »Long Walkers: Dundry & Maes Knoll – 8 miles
Beginning in Longwell Green, we will go over the fields and through the woods to the river. We will walk along the river until we go back on ourselves up to the road (with a short road walk back to the church). The ‘Old Lock and weir’ at Hanham Locks opens at 11.00am, and we… Read More »Amblers: Longwell Green – 5 miles
A walk around the area of the village of Kelston.
The official guide book says this: Great Badminton and Little Badminton, Sopworth and Luckington — a quartet of delightful Cotswold-style villages scattered in and around the Badminton Estate. The landscape may be gently undulating rather than spectacular, but it is the human interest that makes such a charming corner of the country. Here can be… Read More »Long Walkers: Badminton estate – 8¼ miles
Starting in Newton St. Loe, this walk goes through the Newton Park lakes, following the dried up stream towards Stantonbury Hill. There will be a coffee break at the Church of St Lawrence, Stanton Prior. We will then return to Newton St Loe via the beautiful grounds of Bath Spa University. We won't be climbing… Read More »Amblers: Stantonbury Hill – 5 miles
This is our annual anniversary walk along the river to Compton Dando. We will meet at the Bath Hill East Car Park in Keynsham at 2.30 pm. Once there we can enjoy tea and cakes at the Church which is also hosting a small exhibition. Drinks are £1.50, a slice of cake £3.00 and you… Read More »Combined: Anniversary Walk – 6 miles
Burrington Camp, also known as Burrington Ham, is an Iron Age hill fort in the North Somerset district of Somerset, England. The hill fort is situated in the Mendip Hills approximately 0.6 miles (0.97 km) south from the village of Burrington. The camp overlooks Burrington Combe, where there have been archaeological discoveries of cemeteries, demonstrating… Read More »Strollers: Burrington Ham – 2½ miles