At Bathampton you turn south to Claverton. There's splendid views from the bridge down to the beautiful weir below. The bridge and toll house are both Grade II listed.

The path continues to the village of Bathampton where you can take a small detour to visit the Toll Bridge over the River Avon. The gardens are the only remaining eighteenth-century pleasure gardens in England. At Bathwick you pass the lovely Sydney Gardens which are worth a slight deviation from the canal to explore. You then head north towards Bathwick passing through tunnels as you go. The walk starts at Bath locks situated at the start of the Kennet and Avon Canal. On the way you'll pass pretty locks, lots of barges, delightful little cottages, interesting villages, and attractive parks and gardens. It's about a 10 mile walk along the towpath taking you from Somerset into Wiltshire on the southern fringes of the Cotswolds AONB. This is a popular walk along the Kennet and Avon Canal from Bath to Bradford on Avon. The park is also good for cycling with National Cycle Route 33, known as the Festival Way running through the park. There is also a deer park and Clarken Combe - a woodland area with a range of plant species.

Highlights include Ashton Court Meadow nature reserve which contains a wide range of flowering plants. The Ashton Court Estate is located near Bristol and is comprised of 850 acres of woodland, parkland and gardens. Filter: All Cities/Towns/Villages Long Distance Country Parks Woodland Lakes & Reservoirs Hill Climbs Rivers Nature Reserves Parks & Gardens Canals Coastal Rail TrailsĪ short circular walk around one of England's most popular country parks in Long Ashton, Somerset.

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