A guided urban tree walk around the River Avon in central Bath
Riverside Ramble Tree Walk
Following the route of one of Bath’s Urban Tree Trails, this walk explores the variety of native and exotic trees which are literally 'hiding in plain sight' amongst the magnificent architecture of central Bath.
It is led by Hugh Williamson, a member of Bath Urban Treescape. The walk starts outside Green Park Station and meanders around the city centre and along the river.
This event is ticketed and open to ALL freshers. TICKETS ARE NOW SOLD OUT!
All tickets are non refundable. Visit our tickets page for more details.
Participants are advised to arrive at least 10 minutes early for check-in, as the tour will set off at promptly 12:00pm.
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Accessibility Information - What can I expect from this event?
The walk is mainly on pavements, is mainly flat, with a couple of sets of steps and covers about one and half miles. Assistant dogs and dogs under close control are welcome. All children under 16 must be accompanied. Any foraging by participants is done at their own risk. Don’t forget to wear sensible shoes and appropriate clothing for the weather – bring a raincoat if it looks like it might rain!
This event will take place around the city. This will be calmer event, but noise levels are undetermined due to the nature of the event moving around the city. We cannot predict the level of noise within the city, or how busy town may be. However the group will be small, only around 20 people.