Knights Folly Farm

River Avon Trail

Follows the River Avon through Somerset's countryside and historic towns, with mostly flat to gentle terrain along riverside paths and occasional field sections. Perfect for families and buggy-friendly in many stretches, though some stiles and muddier patches near the water require navigation. Dogs welcome throughout. Worth it for the tranquil waterside scenery, wildlife spotting (kingfishers, herons), and the chance to link charming villages and Bath's Georgian splendour into a longer adventure

The Dramway

Follows a disused railway line through South Gloucestershire with mostly flat, compacted surfaces ideal for buggies, wheelchairs and families. Dogs welcome on leads. The 15km linear route connects suburban areas with countryside, passing old stations and bridges—perfect for spotting railway heritage while enjoying an easy, accessible walk with minimal elevation changes.

Community Forest Path

Spans 72km through mixed woodland and open countryside with gentle to moderate inclines throughout. Best tackled in sections rather than one go—terrain varies from firm forest tracks to muddier field paths depending on season. Not suitable for buggies due to length and uneven ground, but individual sections work well for families with older children who can manage a few hours walking. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful woodland walking with occasional panoramic views over the

Limestone Link

Traces 58km through the Mendip Hills' dramatic limestone plateau, passing gorges, ancient woodlands, and quarried cliffs with moderate to steep climbs throughout. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to length, stiles, and uneven rocky sections, though individual segments could work for older kids. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock in farmland stretches. Rewards effort with sweeping Somerset views, geological features, and quiet countryside far from crowds—ideal for ex

Frome Valley Walkway