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Transport is included in the price
Saturday 5th September
The Coal Canal, built between 1795 - 1805 to export coal from the North Somerset Coalfield, played a significant role in the early industrial revolution of the Avon area. This walk will explore evidence of the former canal and examine the geography, history and geology of this fascinating area.
You will need strong, waterproof footwear and a small torch. Walking poles would be helpful if you have them.
Bring a picnic lunch, snacks and plenty of water.
Leader: Danny O’Callaghan (BoAWAW)
Start Time: 10.00
Start point: War Memorial, Westbury Gardens, BA15 1DE, by the Town Bridge
Distance: 3 miles
Duration: 4 hours
Places: 13
Grading: Moderate: a half day walk, there will be stiles & steps to negotiate, some steeper gradients, a faster pace than an easy walk. Stopping regularly for points of interest.
Booking from 15th July
NB Booking costs are non-refundable.
Essential Information
and Terms and Conditions
By making your booking you are agreeing to these Terms and Conditions.
Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the stated start time, to allow for registration and briefing.
For longer walks, bring a picnic lunch, plus snacks and plenty of water.
Walk duration times are a guide and the actual walks may be slightly shorter or longer than advertised.
Every effort has been made to ensure that the information about each walk is correct and we reserve the right to make changes or cancel walks should unforeseen circumstances arise.
Please make sure you have the ability and stamina to complete a walk based on the information we provide.
Please wear suitable clothing and footwear
Walk leaders are in charge at all times. Their decision on participation is final.
Vulnerable people and U18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
We have an ‘assistance dogs only’ policy, so please do not bring your dog.
Should you wish to leave a walk the leader or backmarker should be informed; once you have left you will be responsible for your own safety and wellbeing.
Please bear in mind that you are responsible for your own personal safety (or must be accompanied by an adult who is). Our leaders will have risk assessed every walk and at the start of the walk will make you aware of any potential hazards. Please follow any instructions you are given.
Whilst we endeavour to make all our walks as safe and as enjoyable as possible, you participate at your own risk.
Due care has been exercised in organising this Walking Festival. However Bradford on Avon Walkers are Welcome accept no liability for loss, accident or injury caused to any person during the Festival.
You are advised to check your own personal accident insurance before taking part.
Transport is included in the price
Saturday 5th September
The Coal Canal, built between 1795 - 1805 to export coal from the North Somerset Coalfield, played a significant role in the early industrial revolution of the Avon area. This walk will explore evidence of the former canal and examine the geography, history and geology of this fascinating area.
You will need strong, waterproof footwear and a small torch. Walking poles would be helpful if you have them.
Bring a picnic lunch, snacks and plenty of water.
Leader: Danny O’Callaghan (BoAWAW)
Start Time: 10.00
Start point: War Memorial, Westbury Gardens, BA15 1DE, by the Town Bridge
Distance: 3 miles
Duration: 4 hours
Places: 13
Grading: Moderate: a half day walk, there will be stiles & steps to negotiate, some steeper gradients, a faster pace than an easy walk. Stopping regularly for points of interest.
Booking from 15th July
NB Booking costs are non-refundable.
Essential Information
and Terms and Conditions
By making your booking you are agreeing to these Terms and Conditions.
Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the stated start time, to allow for registration and briefing.
For longer walks, bring a picnic lunch, plus snacks and plenty of water.
Walk duration times are a guide and the actual walks may be slightly shorter or longer than advertised.
Every effort has been made to ensure that the information about each walk is correct and we reserve the right to make changes or cancel walks should unforeseen circumstances arise.
Please make sure you have the ability and stamina to complete a walk based on the information we provide.
Please wear suitable clothing and footwear
Walk leaders are in charge at all times. Their decision on participation is final.
Vulnerable people and U18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
We have an ‘assistance dogs only’ policy, so please do not bring your dog.
Should you wish to leave a walk the leader or backmarker should be informed; once you have left you will be responsible for your own safety and wellbeing.
Please bear in mind that you are responsible for your own personal safety (or must be accompanied by an adult who is). Our leaders will have risk assessed every walk and at the start of the walk will make you aware of any potential hazards. Please follow any instructions you are given.
Whilst we endeavour to make all our walks as safe and as enjoyable as possible, you participate at your own risk.
Due care has been exercised in organising this Walking Festival. However Bradford on Avon Walkers are Welcome accept no liability for loss, accident or injury caused to any person during the Festival.
You are advised to check your own personal accident insurance before taking part.