Use this page to find organised and guided walks in the area.
Several groups organise guided walks in our area. Select a topic below to find out more about each group.
The Ramblers are Britain's largest walking charity, working to protect and expand the places where people love to walk and promote walking for health and pleasure.
You can find details on led walks on the Bath Ramblers group website and the Somer Valley Ramblers website.
You can find details about self-guided walks on the main Ramblers website.
Keynsham Walkers are Welcome is a voluntary organisation which has attained national status. They aim to make Keynsham a walker-friendly town, where visitors and residents alike can enjoy organised walks around the beautiful countryside surrounding the town, and benefit from the facilities the local businesses have to offer.
Walkers Are Welcome organises both monthly led walks in the Keynsham area and an annual walking festival.
The Cotswolds has been designated as an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' and the Cotswold Conservation Board is an independent statutory body that works to conserve and enhance the natural beauty of the area.
The Cotswold AONB website provides details of regular lead and guided walks and rides within the Cotswolds.
Walking For Health organises several leisurely 60-minute walks with optional rest stops for anyone looking to get active and meet new people.
You can contact the organisers by email at wfh@bathramblers.org.uk
Visit Bath have details of several guided walks around the city including the Mayor of Bath Honarary Guide walks. Bath is a compact city which makes it excellent for exploring on foot.
You can find more details on the Visit Bath website.
Walking Solves (Bath) are a walking community who meet every Saturday at 9am (and Wednesday at 6pm April to September). They help people connect, in person, with fellow humans and also create a bit of space for themselves a couple of times per week, while discovering new places that surround our beautiful city of Bath.
You can find more details on the Walking Solves (Bath) website.