Walk is Bathscape number 18, a mostly flat figure of eight high on the Cotswold plateau along surfaced and unsurfaced paths. Striking views over Bristol (weather permitting) can be found along the route as it passes through an Iron Age Camp on part of the Cotswold Way.
Along one section is coloured posts commemorating the English Civil War Battle of Lansdown fought on the 5th July 1643.
Scrap Metal sculptures by David Michael MORSE.
Mostly flat with gently undulations, one short steep slope, NO stiles!
Meeting and parking Lansdown Park & Ride, Bath (BA1 9BJ) near the toilet block (BA1 9DT).
W3W ///become.rocks.folds (toilet block)
Parking cost, up to 3 hours £2, all day £3
Bring a snack and drink for one stop.
Please email the walk leader to book a place.
*** This walk area is very exposed, on high ground and can be cooler than elsewhere, especially in January.
With unpredictable winter weather please check your emails before leaving home in case the walk has had to be cancelled.
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