Activities

Barrow Gurney is a pretty village close to Barrow tanks, three artificial reservoirs which supply drinking water for Bristol. Public footpaths near the tanks have recently been restored and stiles have been replaced with kissing gates so access to this area is now easier.

A man-made lake in North Somerset is now a beautiful nature reserve with an
abundance of wildlife and habitats.

The Roman Baths has two shops where you can buy interesting and exclusive gifts.

The Victoria Art Gallery is located in the centre of Bath, close to the famous Pulteney Bridge. Entry to permanent exhibitions is free.

This circular walk features in the new book Miles More Mendip, by Sue Gearing and Les Davies. From the car park, head towards the village hall entrance.

Hidden within the woods near Wraxall are small stone sculptures waiting to
be discovered by keen-eyed walkers.

Shared & Private hot air balloon rides in the South West

It’s not just a balloon ride, it’s the memories that last a lifetime...

A tranquil wilderness on the edge of North
Somerset has been an important spot to local
people for hundreds of years.
Leigh Woods National Nature Reserve has ancient woodland
and is home to many unusual plants and animals.
Whether you want a peaceful walk to remote parts of the woods,
or a short family stroll, there are numerous paths to follow.

Begin the walk at the Grade II-listed Weston-super-Mare train station – opened in 1884 on a new loop which replaced the 1841 branch line. Brunel’s Grade II-listed signal box is in the adjacent car park as a reminder of this previous trackway.

Start at the15th century Holy Trinity Church, in Church Lane. It has a tower typical to the area but the pinnacles weren’t added until 1904.