Albany Guest House

Bath Skyline Walk

Circles Bath's hillside through ancient woodland and meadows with steady climbs rewarded by sweeping city views. The 9.6km National Trust route tackles moderate inclines but uneven paths and stiles make it tricky for buggies—best suited for confident walkers aged 8+. Dogs welcome on leads near grazing livestock. Prior Park's Palladian bridge and Sham Castle provide stunning photo stops, plus you'll pass Iron Age forts and Roman sites making this a proper heritage ramble.

River Avon Trail

Follows the River Avon through varied countryside from the Cotswolds to the Bristol Channel, covering roughly 35 miles with a mix of flat riverside paths and gentle rolling sections. Terrain alternates between easy towpaths, meadows and occasional muddy stretches – some portions suit buggies and young walkers, particularly near Bath, but others involve stiles and uneven ground. Dogs welcome throughout. Showcases historic mill towns, peaceful wildlife habitats and the dramatic Avon Gorge near Bri

Limestone Link

Traverses 58km of varied terrain from the Mendip Hills to the Cotswolds, linking two limestone landscapes with moderate climbs and long flat stretches across farmland. Suitable for experienced walkers only—too long for single-day family trips, though individual sections work for older children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards with panoramic views, ancient woodland, and quintessential English countryside, best tackled over multiple days or cherry-picked by section.

The Dramway

Three Peaks Walk