Dene Villa Guest House

Bath Skyline Walk

National Trust

Circles Bath's Georgian hilltops on National Trust land with constant views over the city, Avon Valley and distant Mendips. Expect moderate climbs through ancient woodland, open meadows and past Iron Age forts, with some steep sections near Prior Park. Dogs welcome on leads around livestock. Too long and hilly for buggies or very young children—best for families with sturdy walkers aged 8+. Combines history, wildlife and stunning panoramas in one magnificent loop.

River Avon Trail

Follows the River Avon through diverse Somerset and Gloucestershire countryside, passing historic Bath, Bristol's harbourside, and picturesque villages. Terrain varies from flat riverside towpaths to moderate hillside sections with some steep climbs near gorges. Mixed suitability for families – towpath stretches work well for buggies and young children, but hillier sections require stamina. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. Worth it for the blend of industrial heritage, Georgian a

Limestone Link

Spans 58km across Somerset's varied terrain from the Mendip Hills to the coast, featuring gentle valleys, moderate climbs through limestone gorge country, and exposed hilltop sections with steep descents. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to length and uneven paths, though families can tackle shorter sections near Cheddar or Weston-super-Mare. Dogs welcome throughout. Delivers dramatic geology, panoramic views across the Bristol Channel, and classic West Country scenery from wo

The Dramway

Three Peaks Walk