Grosvenor B & B

Bath Skyline Walk

Circles Bath on a 9.6km loop with steady climbs through National Trust woodland and meadows, rewarding you with sweeping city views, ancient Iron Age forts, and glimpses of the Royal Crescent. Moderate terrain with some steep sections—not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Perfect for half-day exploration combining nature and Georgian architecture.

Journey of Discovery trail, Dyrham Park

Winds through parkland and woodland at this National Trust estate with gentle to moderate slopes in places. Suitable for families with older children who can manage uneven ground and some inclines, but not buggy-friendly due to rough terrain and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads around the estate. Offers stunning views across the Cotswolds, encounters with deer, and interpretive points explaining the estate's history and landscape management.

The terraces walk at Dyrham Park, Dyrham Park

Follows gently sloping terraces through National Trust parkland with sweeping views across the Severn Vale. Mostly firm grass paths with some moderate inclines – manageable for older children but tricky with buggies due to uneven terrain and occasional steps. Dogs welcome on leads. The formal gardens, grazing deer, and historic mansion backdrop make this a lovely half-hour wander combining heritage and landscape.

The Prospect Walk at Dyrham Park, Dyrham Park

River Avon Trail