The relaxing Spaniorum Walk takes visitors across a beautiful 5.8 mile circular walk through the relaxing Easter Compton Countryside passing through a range of terrains and adorable animals.
We started our journey next to the Berwick Lodge after wrongly believing there was a nature reserve nearby thanks to Google Maps.
After talking to the friendly staff at the Berwick Lodge - a gorgeous, secluded 19th-century gothic villa that has been transformed into a beautiful hotel- we soon found out the spot labelled as Berwick Nature Reserve was actually part of the private land owned by Berwick Lodge.
As we made our way out of Berwick Lodge, taking in its gorgeous views, we came across signs of the Spaniorium Walk.
Being a bit pressed on time, we decided to only take the route from Berwick Drive, through fields, Oakhill Lane and ending next to the M5 by Hallen Road, however, the full path continues all the way to Home Farm Way in Easter Compton, and passes by All Saints Compton Greenfield Church and near Hillside Studios.
Our journey took us across flourishing fields where we spotted a wild deer frolicking across, patches of blossoming buttercups surrounded by butterflies and beautiful views across the Spaniorium Hill.
The journey also took us across Max Events Activity Centre’s dirt paths where customers were riding buggies, and a farm with two friendly horses where visitors were encouraged to feed them carrots and apples.
The last stretch took us through a woodland with flourishing green plants and arching tree branches.
The only downside of the walk, is that a section of the path passes through the noisy M5.
Scroll through for 27 photos from our visit through the serene walk or check out the video above.
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