Explore the City Through its Trees

Explore the trees north of the city centre with Botanical Bounty. This trail takes in the fantastic Royal Victoria Park, its Botanical Gardens and surrounding green spaces. Lots to entertain children on the way.

The Riverside Ramble takes you through some fine urban trees cutting right through the city centre from west to east. Often overlooked in favour of the buildings, this route highlights some really special trees on the streets.

To take you right out of the city centre to the western edges of the city, Twerton has some Treemendous trees and woodland, and has a more rural feel. The street trees are just as good as any you'll find in the city centre.

Leafy Legacies is an accessible urban walking route through central Bath that guides walkers past iconic historic landmarks and peaceful green spaces. Starting at The Circus and finishing near Pulteney Weir, it offers an easy stroll with plenty of nearby cafés and benches.

A 3-mile loop starting from Bear Flat that passes through Moorlands Park, St Luke’s Churchyard, Alexandra Park, and Beechen Cliff. The route mixes pavements and parkland, featuring a steep climb rewarded with sweeping views over Bath.

An accessible, 800-metre flat loop around Alice Park that passes a café, community garden, and skate park. The path is mostly on pavement or grass, making it easy to navigate for wheelchairs and buggies.

Following the same flat 800-metre loop as Trail F, this version adds interactive prompts and games tailored for children.

A 2-mile walk split into two loops starting from the London Road Morrisons. It explores local green spaces, urban streets, Kensington Meadows, and riverside paths along the River Avon.

A 1-mile accessible circuit around the Royal United Hospital grounds, blending an unexpectedly rich mix of historic and ornamental trees.

A short, 200-metre micro-loop encircling the ReMind UK centre, designed as an accessible stroll through a concentrated variety of garden and woodland species.

A 2.5-mile walk connecting the modern University of Bath campus with open countryside, pairing university landscaping with sweeping National Trust woodland.

A challenging, 1.5-mile hillside climb south of the city, combining steep pathways, rich woodland history, and wide panoramic views across Bath.

A short, family-focused loop through Keynsham Memorial Park starting and finishing at the main Bath Hill gates. The path winds around central park features, passing the play area, bowling club, bandstand, and riverside paths.

A broader exploration looping through Keynsham Memorial Park, crosses Avon Mill Lane and the River Avon, circles past historical landmarks like Keynsham Abbey, and loops back via local town streets.

A tranquil loop within the grounds of Locksbrook Cemetery. Beginning and ending at the Upper Bristol Road entrance lodge, the trail meanders along the cemetery's inner path network, looping around its twin chapels and historic grounds.

A loop through Oldfield Park starting from Moorland Road. It connects several green spaces – including Shaftesbury Road Memorial Gardens, Moorfields Sandpits Park, the old railway line at Linear Park and Brickfields Park – before returning via Twerton Cemetery and residential avenues.

Set within the historic 'Capability' Brown-designed campus of Bath Spa University. Starting near the Refectory/Commons, the route loops around the central Fish Pond lake, taking in views of the historic Castle Gatehouse, Italian Gardens, and surrounding parkland.

A longer, countryside-fringe trek starting from Odd Down Sports Ground. It follows sections of the ancient Wansdyke path, passes through Corston View Park and Rush Hill Open Space, and loops through the Odin's & Vernham Play Space before returning via local lanes and fields.

Located in the grounds of Dorothy House Hospice Care in Winsley. The circular walk navigates the hospice's quiet gardens and woodland sections – including Bluebell, Primrose, and Snowdrop Woods – intersecting with an interactive nature trail and light installations.