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Why Not Walk?

A series of stimulating walks in Bath’s parks, open spaces and city centre

These pages provide information based on the Why Not Walk leaflet produced April/May 2003 on a series of short walks exploring Bath’s parks and other open spaces, all within a mile of the city centre.

Where to Walk Map

Why not Walk Map

View a large map of each walk:

Alternatively use the summary table with links to information about each walk 

Where to Walk Table

*Walks have been graded as Easy, Moderate (with slopes), Steep.

No. Walk Distance(Miles) Distance(Metres) Grading* Comments
Walk 1 Thermae Bath Spa and City Centre Walk 1.5 2415 Moderate 50% slight slope one way
Walk 2 Parade Gardens 0.28 450 Easy Access by ramp, flat inside
Walk 3 Royal Victoria Park: Royal Avenue 0.9 1470 Moderate Easy slopes in places
Walk 4 Royal Victoria Park: Main Area 0.7 1100 Moderate Easy slopes in places
Walk 5 Sydney Gardens 0.46 740 Moderate Slight slope
Walk 6 Henrietta Park 0.5 805 Easy None
Walk 7 Hedgemead Park 0.25 402 Steep The walk is level but access is steep
Walk 8 Canal and Riverside Walk 1.55 2500 Steep Complete walk not suitable for wheelchair users.Moderate slopes in places.Steps
Walk 9 Prior Park 1.5 2415 Steep Disabled parking by booking.Some parts very steep

Disclaimer

Walkers participate at their own risk. Bath & North East Somerset Council cannot accept responsibility for any personal injury. Please consult your doctor if you have heart disease. Do not go walking if you have a raised temperature.

The information contained in these pages are correct at date of print.

Photo images and maps copyright Bath Tourism and British Waterways.