Riverside Walk & Wildlife Spotting

Lucy Starling from the Bath Natural History Society will lead us on a relaxed wildlife walk from Grosvenor Bridge to Batheaston, with stops to observe wildlife and learn about the local landscape. We’ll take in views across Bathampton Meadows and the Avon Wildlife Trust reserve, with the option to return via the scenic canal towpath or hop on a bus back to the city.

Spaces are limited to 15 people. No dogs, please. Bring binoculars if you have them.

12:30(ish) Finish at Stambridge, Batheaston. You are welcome to walk back to town along the canal or catch a bus back to the city centre.

Timings act as a guide, the duration and speed will depend on the group on the day.

Please bring appropriate footwear, all weather clothing, water and a packed lunch.

Getting back to Town:

• Details on bus routes can be found here: https://www.firstbus.co.uk/sites/default/files/public/maps/Bath%20Network%20Map%20from%206th%20April%202025.pdf
• The Park & Ride bus 21 takes you from the City Centre, Westgate Buildings to Newbridge Park: https://www.firstbus.co.uk/uploads/node_images/21%20(Bath)%202%20Aug%2020.pdf
• Alternatively the X39 bus from Bath to Bristol will take us from Bath Bus Station to Old Newbridge Hill: https://www.firstbus.co.uk/uploads/node_images/39_X39_Bath_Web.pdf
• The D1X will take us from Stambridge, Batheaston back to Bath Spa bus station or City Centre, Dorchester Street: https://www.firstbus.co.uk/sites/default/files/public/maps/D1-D1x--A4_Timetable_Bath_Web.pdf
• Alternatively the number 3 bus will take us from Stambridge, Batheaston back to the City Centre, Dorchester Street: https://www.firstbus.co.uk/uploads/node_images/3&3a&3s%20(Bath)%207%20Mar%2021.pdf

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