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This city stroll concentrates on what made Bristol an important port. In the 18th century, Bristol's docks comprised the second largest port in the country. However, as ships became larger the tortuous River Avon became impossible to navigate and trade gravitated to Liverpool and the new docks at the Avon's mouth. Today the city's docks are mainly used for leisure and recreational activities but reminders of Bristol's maritime past can still be seen.
Suggested Maps It is recommended you take a map with you when following a walk route. The preferred scale is 1:25000 used by the Explorer series.
Note : If two maps are listed at the same scale then either (a) both are required for full coverage of the route or (b) the route is covered on both maps. Walks from the same start Walk 2212 Walk 2214 Walk 2215 Other walks nearby Walk 2804 - 10.7 miles / 17.2 km away Walk 2626 - 12.7 miles / 20.4 km away Walk 1258 - 16.0 miles / 25.5 km away Walk 2201 - 17.5 miles / 27.9 km away Walk 1275 - 17.5 miles / 27.9 km away Walk 1272 - 17.5 miles / 27.9 km away Walk 3399 - 18.1 miles / 29.0 km away Walk 2103 - 18.7 miles / 29.9 km away Walk 2699 - 20.1 miles / 32.2 km away Walk 3499 - 20.1 miles / 32.2 km away Note : The distances quoted to other walks in the vicinity are measured in a straight line. The distance by road may be further. |
How are the walks graded? Please Note - These walks have been published for use by site visitors on the understanding that Walking Britain is not held responsible for the safety or well being of those following the routes as described. Lyncombe Lodge Hotel Beanacre Barn Valley Views Priory Holiday Cottages The Old Cider House at Priding Self Catering Directory NOTE - all distances are "as the crow flies"
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