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Bristol And Bath Railway Path
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The Bristol and Bath Railway Path is a 15-mile off-road cycleway, part of National Cycle Network National Cycle Route 4. It has a 3-metre wide tarmacked surface, and was used for 2.4 million trips in 2007, increasing by 10% per year.
Nearby attractions
Victoria Skatepark
A4, Bath BA1 2LZ, United Kingdom
Botanical Gardens
Park Ln, Bath BA1 2XQ, United Kingdom
Royal Victoria Park Bath
Marlborough Ln, Bath BA1 2NQ, United Kingdom
Victoria Bridge
Victoria Bridge Rd, Bath BA1 3AY, United Kingdom
Bath Spa University - Locksbrook Campus
Locksbrook Rd, Bath BA1 3EL, United Kingdom
Brickfields Park
1A The Hollow, Twerton, Bath BA2 1LX, United Kingdom
Royal Avenue Bath
Royal Ave, Bath BA1 2NR, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Victoria Pub & Kitchen
Upper Bristol Rd, Bath BA1 3AT, United Kingdom
Picnic In The Park
16 Lark Pl, Bath BA1 3BA, United Kingdom
The Royal Oak
Lower Bristol Rd, Bath BA2 3BW, United Kingdom
The Hop Pole
7, Albion Buildings, Upper Bristol Rd, Bath BA1 3AR, United Kingdom
Charmbury Arms
69-70 Brook Rd, Bath BA2 3RR, United Kingdom
Rooted Cafe & Supper Rooms
20 Newbridge Rd, Bath BA1 3JX, United Kingdom
Herberts Coffee House (Royal Victoria Park)
play area, Royal Victoria Park, Bath BA1 2LZ, United Kingdom
Coffee#1 Bath Riverside
Unit B5B, Riverside, Bath BA2 3GG, United Kingdom
8e Chelsea Road
8E Chelsea Rd, Bath BA1 3DU, United Kingdom
Parsons Bakery Ltd
3 Chelsea Rd, Bath BA1 3DU, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Unite Students - Charlton Court
Lower Bristol Rd, Bath BA2 3ES, United Kingdom
Avon Studios Now Students - Bath Student Accommodation
Midland Rd, Bath BA1 3BZ, United Kingdom
Holiday Inn Express Bath by IHG
Lower Bristol Rd, Brougham Hayes, Bath BA2 3QU, United Kingdom
The Firs
2 Newbridge Hill, Bath BA1 3PU, United Kingdom
2 Crescent Gardens Guest House
2, Crescent Gardens, Bath BA1 2NA, United Kingdom
No. 3
3 Crescent Gdns, Bath BA1 2NA, United Kingdom
Marlborough House
1 Marlborough Ln, Bath BA1 2NQ, United Kingdom
Elgin Villa
6 Marlborough Ln, Bath BA1 2NQ, United Kingdom
Twerton Mill - iQ Student Accommodation Bath
Lower Bristol Rd, Twerton, Bath BA2 1EZ, United Kingdom
The Bluebell
17 Crescent Gdns, Bath BA1 2NA, United Kingdom
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Bristol And Bath Railway Path

United Kingdom
4.6(32)
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The Bristol and Bath Railway Path is a 15-mile off-road cycleway, part of National Cycle Network National Cycle Route 4. It has a 3-metre wide tarmacked surface, and was used for 2.4 million trips in 2007, increasing by 10% per year.

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attractions: Victoria Skatepark, Botanical Gardens, Royal Victoria Park Bath, Victoria Bridge, Bath Spa University - Locksbrook Campus, Brickfields Park, Royal Avenue Bath, restaurants: Victoria Pub & Kitchen, Picnic In The Park, The Royal Oak, The Hop Pole, Charmbury Arms, Rooted Cafe & Supper Rooms, Herberts Coffee House (Royal Victoria Park), Coffee#1 Bath Riverside, 8e Chelsea Road, Parsons Bakery Ltd
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Nearby attractions of Bristol And Bath Railway Path

Victoria Skatepark

Botanical Gardens

Royal Victoria Park Bath

Victoria Bridge

Bath Spa University - Locksbrook Campus

Brickfields Park

Royal Avenue Bath

Victoria Skatepark

Victoria Skatepark

4.6

(85)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Botanical Gardens

Botanical Gardens

4.6

(426)

Closed
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Royal Victoria Park Bath

Royal Victoria Park Bath

4.6

(3.7K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Victoria Bridge

Victoria Bridge

4.5

(90)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA
Candlelight: Queen vs. ABBA
Fri, Jan 16 • 9:00 PM
High Street, Bath, BA1 5AW
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Craft wildflower and copper foiling art
Craft wildflower and copper foiling art
Fri, Jan 16 • 11:00 AM
Easton, BS5 6JF, United Kingdom
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The magic world of chocolate
The magic world of chocolate
Sun, Jan 18 • 12:00 PM
Wiltshire, SN15 1ES, United Kingdom
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Nearby restaurants of Bristol And Bath Railway Path

Victoria Pub & Kitchen

Picnic In The Park

The Royal Oak

The Hop Pole

Charmbury Arms

Rooted Cafe & Supper Rooms

Herberts Coffee House (Royal Victoria Park)

Coffee#1 Bath Riverside

8e Chelsea Road

Parsons Bakery Ltd

Victoria Pub & Kitchen

Victoria Pub & Kitchen

4.5

(384)

Open until 10:00 PM
Click for details
Picnic In The Park

Picnic In The Park

4.6

(89)

Closed
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The Royal Oak

The Royal Oak

4.6

(250)

Open until 11:00 PM
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The Hop Pole

The Hop Pole

4.3

(300)

Open until 10:30 PM
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Reviews of Bristol And Bath Railway Path

4.6
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5.0
4y

Went for the whole trail and loved it! Took us about 6 hours with stopping in the middle! The weather was lovely so it was easy to stop at couple of places to rest but only one toilet in Warmly available so having some signs on other toilets available could be helpful.

There was more bikers than walkers so some paths needs caution to wait for cyclists and walkers to share the path. The end of the path (bath) is poorly labelled so in the end of the trail there is about 3 km more to the bath station. There were some lovely views in middle points with fields and horses and cows around.

Some of the initial signs in bristol are all vandalised so having a new signs will be helpful. I really enjoyed it and would love to try it again in different season but more small signs posts on the history of the trains and the path could...

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5.0
2y

As a walker, we had a really pleasant day and enjoyed the varied scenery the path had to offer. We went on a weekday and, from reading other reviews, would also avoid walking on weekends. It wasn’t very busy with cyclists but I can see how it gets risky as the path can be narrow at times. Don’t let that stop you from making the most of this path though! We walked from Bristol to Bath taking around 6 hours. There’s a very cool water fountain at the 8 mile mark. It’s very well maintained and flat. Much of the path is shaded with trees so if you’re expecting impressive views, you’ll have to leave the path at certain points but it’s very easy to re-join. Made for a...

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5.0
1y

Great but easy walking/cycling path, used to go cycling on my lovely Peugeot bike from Bristol, the base town in my old days, to explore Bath. Saw refreshing greenery and met wonderful people on the way and few decades have passed since. Lots of unforgettable moments in such a short period, just a few months in my twenties, filled with a few precious good memories as well as some bad and embarrassing ones. Wanna return someday soon, hopefully, with my latest carbon bike. Oh, never meant to scribble a poor pathetic essay here, sorry for wasting your searching...

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Dessi VeltchevaDessi Veltcheva
Went for the whole trail and loved it! Took us about 6 hours with stopping in the middle! The weather was lovely so it was easy to stop at couple of places to rest but only one toilet in Warmly available so having some signs on other toilets available could be helpful. There was more bikers than walkers so some paths needs caution to wait for cyclists and walkers to share the path. The end of the path (bath) is poorly labelled so in the end of the trail there is about 3 km more to the bath station. There were some lovely views in middle points with fields and horses and cows around. Some of the initial signs in bristol are all vandalised so having a new signs will be helpful. I really enjoyed it and would love to try it again in different season but more small signs posts on the history of the trains and the path could be helpful :)!
Lydia ReedLydia Reed
As a walker, we had a really pleasant day and enjoyed the varied scenery the path had to offer. We went on a weekday and, from reading other reviews, would also avoid walking on weekends. It wasn’t very busy with cyclists but I can see how it gets risky as the path can be narrow at times. Don’t let that stop you from making the most of this path though! We walked from Bristol to Bath taking around 6 hours. There’s a very cool water fountain at the 8 mile mark. It’s very well maintained and flat. Much of the path is shaded with trees so if you’re expecting impressive views, you’ll have to leave the path at certain points but it’s very easy to re-join. Made for a cracking day out!
Simon “sid” HibbertSimon “sid” Hibbert
There's a few places for you to park up and head onto the path, it gets really busy on the old railway line but that's because it's a good one. Run, cycle, walk and even roller skate along, a nice tarmac path that takes you from one end to another. Plenty to see as you go along and if your lucky the stream train will go past, a few nice stupid for a refresher and the best drinking water fountain I've seen.
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Went for the whole trail and loved it! Took us about 6 hours with stopping in the middle! The weather was lovely so it was easy to stop at couple of places to rest but only one toilet in Warmly available so having some signs on other toilets available could be helpful. There was more bikers than walkers so some paths needs caution to wait for cyclists and walkers to share the path. The end of the path (bath) is poorly labelled so in the end of the trail there is about 3 km more to the bath station. There were some lovely views in middle points with fields and horses and cows around. Some of the initial signs in bristol are all vandalised so having a new signs will be helpful. I really enjoyed it and would love to try it again in different season but more small signs posts on the history of the trains and the path could be helpful :)!
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As a walker, we had a really pleasant day and enjoyed the varied scenery the path had to offer. We went on a weekday and, from reading other reviews, would also avoid walking on weekends. It wasn’t very busy with cyclists but I can see how it gets risky as the path can be narrow at times. Don’t let that stop you from making the most of this path though! We walked from Bristol to Bath taking around 6 hours. There’s a very cool water fountain at the 8 mile mark. It’s very well maintained and flat. Much of the path is shaded with trees so if you’re expecting impressive views, you’ll have to leave the path at certain points but it’s very easy to re-join. Made for a cracking day out!
Lydia Reed

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There's a few places for you to park up and head onto the path, it gets really busy on the old railway line but that's because it's a good one. Run, cycle, walk and even roller skate along, a nice tarmac path that takes you from one end to another. Plenty to see as you go along and if your lucky the stream train will go past, a few nice stupid for a refresher and the best drinking water fountain I've seen.
Simon “sid” Hibbert

Simon “sid” Hibbert

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