Top Trails and Hikes in Bath

🥾 Trails and Hikes in Bath

• Lower Woods Nature Reserve — Lower Woods Nature Reserve is a protected area in Bath.
• Monks Pool LNR — Monks Pool LNR is a protected area in Bath. It is located in the Winterbourne neighborhood.
• Narroways Millennium Green — Narroways Millennium Green is a protected area in Bath. It is located in the St Werburgh's neighborhood.
• Protected Area in Bath — Protected Area in Bath is a protected area in Bath. It is located in the Brislington neighborhood. More info: https://www.bristol.gov.uk/page/leisure-and-culture/callington-road-local-nature-reserve
• The Retreat — The Retreat is a protected area in Bath. It is located in the Bitton neighborhood.
• Leigh Woods — Leigh Woods is a protected area in Bath.
• Vincients Wood — Vincients Wood is a protected area in Bath. It is located in the Sheldon neighborhood.
• Manor Woods Valley — Manor Woods Valley is a protected area in Bath. It is located in the Bedminster Down neighborhood. More info: https://www.bristol.gov.uk/museums-parks-sports-culture/manor-woods-valley
• Baydon's Wood — Baydon's Wood is a protected area in Bath. It is located in the Pewsham neighborhood.
• Bath Skyline Walk (National Trust) — About 6-mile National Trust circular walk on the hills around Bath with panoramic city views, passing Sham Castle and Prior Park landscape garden.
• Circuit of Bath — Roughly 14-mile circular walk around Bath via Bathampton, Claverton and Widcombe, with river, meadow and hillside sections.
• Two Tunnels Greenway (Bath to Midford) — Walking and cycling path through two disused railway tunnels to Midford, including Combe Down Tunnel, the longest cycling tunnel in Britain.
• Kennet and Avon Canal Towpath — Flat towpath along the canal from Bath westward toward Bradford-on-Avon, passing locks, aqueducts and the Dundas Basin.
• Bathampton Meadows Walk — Easy walk along the Avon through the water meadows to the village of Bathampton and the George Inn pub.
• St Catherine's Valley and Charmy Down Walk — Walk through the Limpley Stoke Valley and up onto the Charmy Down plateau, with views over the Somerset countryside and old wartime airfield remains.