The Easter holidays are fast approaching and it’s that time of year when the kids will have chocolate coming out of their ears! You’re probably planning a few day trips and Easter activities to get the kids out the house and keep them entertained. There are some egg-cellent Easter events in Somerset and Bristol this […]
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Blaise Castle Estate, on the edge of Bristol, is the perfect place for a family walk and day out. Walk Information: Distance: 4 .1 Miles (6.6km)OS Map: Landranger 172; Explorer 155Elevation: 144mDog Friendly: YesStart/Finish Grid Ref: ST 55890 78659 (Car Park)W3W: lived.empty.mealAccessibility: Unsuitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs on most of the routeParking: Free on Kings
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If you are considering taking up paddle boarding, read on for a beginners guide. What is stand up paddle boarding? Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) is a water sport whereby you stand up on a large board – similar to a surf board – and move through the water using a long paddle. Standing up
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– If you’re looking for a family walk with a bit of everything, this is the one for you! WALK INFORMATION: Distance: 2.5 miles/4 kmWalk Time: 1.5 hoursOS Map: Landranger 182/183; Explorer 141Elevation: 140mDog Friendly: Yes (keep on a lead at the Tor due to grazing livestock)Start/Finish Grid Ref: ST50374 38593Accessibility: The Tor is steep
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Clapton-in-Gordano Round This walking route takes in spectacular views over the Gordano Valley, reaching as far as Wales on a clear day. The route includes the option of extending it to Cadbury Camp – an Iron Age Hill Fort managed by The National Trust. Walk Information: Distance: 2 Miles (3.2 km); or 5.2 Miles (8.4
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The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Wells with Kids Are you planning a trip to Somerset? If so, we think you should include the historic city of Wells to your itinerary. It is a little gem, with cobbled streets and lots of Medieval buildings to explore. Wells has a lot to offer families looking for a
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A pretty walk taking in the magnificent Pensford Viaduct, the River Chew and the charming villages of Publow and Pensford. WALK INFORMATION: Distance: 4.2 Miles (6.75 km)OS Map: Landranger 172; Explorer 155Elevation: 80mDog Friendly: Yes (beware of livestock)Start/Finish Grid Ref: ST 62029 63935Parking: Free on Publow Lane (near Pensford Memorial Hall) BS39 4HW. Limited roadside
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This fabulous family walk is in the heart of The Somerset Levels. Burrow Mump, (the mini Glastonbury Tor) is one of Somerset’s hidden gems. This prominent hill with ruins of a church at its summit, is only a short climb but the 360° views are far-reaching across the Somerset Levels. Walk Information: Distance: 5 miles
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Cheddar Gorge circular walk is one of the best family walks in Somerset If it’s views you’re after, this is the hike for you! Cheddar Gorge is an amazing hike for families, we completed this circular route with a 11, 9 and 6 year old. Walk information Distance: 4 miles (6.4km)Walk Time: 3-3.5 hrs with stops
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