The Kennard Hotel

Bath Skyline Walk

Circles Bath's hills on National Trust land with steady climbs and descents through woodland and meadows. Expect moderate inclines, particularly near Prior Park, plus open fields that can be muddy. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to length, stiles, and uneven paths. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards with sweeping views over Bath's Georgian architecture, quiet valleys, and interesting follies including Sham Castle.

River Avon Trail

Follows the River Avon through varied Gloucestershire and Wiltshire countryside, with mostly flat to gentle terrain along riverside paths and occasional climbs when the route ventures above the valley. Suitable for families in sections, though some stiles and muddy stretches near water make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful waterside walking, wildlife spotting opportunities, and historic mills and bridges along the way—ideal for breaking into manageable d

Limestone Link

Connects Bath to the Mendip Hills across 58km of varied terrain, from gentle riverside paths to steep climbs over limestone uplands with panoramic Somerset views. Best tackled in sections rather than one go. The flatter Bath-to-Wellow stretch suits families and buggies, but expect steep, rocky ascents through Mendip woodland and over Beacon Hill later on. Dogs welcome throughout. Worth doing for the geological diversity and stunning hilltop vistas across Wells and beyond.

Community Forest Path

Two Rivers Way