Conygre

Limestone Link

Three Peaks Walk

Tackles steep, challenging terrain across three prominent Somerset hills with significant ascent and descent throughout. Not suitable for young children or buggies due to length and difficulty. Dogs welcome but need good fitness levels. Rewards determined walkers with spectacular panoramic views over the Mendip Hills and surrounding countryside, making it a classic endurance route for experienced hikers.

River Avon Trail

Follows the River Avon through varied landscapes including riverside meadows, woodland sections, and historic towns. Terrain ranges from flat towpaths to gentle undulating countryside with occasional moderate climbs near valley edges. Generally suitable for families, though some sections can be muddy and stiles may challenge buggies – stick to the flatter stretches near Bristol or Bath for pushchair access. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Combines natural beauty with heritage interest, pas

Two Rivers Way

Community Forest Path

Spans 72km through varied woodland and former industrial landscapes with gentle to moderate inclines throughout. Best tackled in sections rather than one go—well-signposted for day walks but too long for young children or buggies due to uneven forest paths and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful woodland walking with historical interest around old railway lines and collieries, plus surprising viewpoints across the Bristol and South Gloucestershire countryside.