The entrance to Crox Bottom on Hartcliffe Way is a welcome escape from the busy road.
The sounds of cars are replaced with birdsong and that of the Pigeonhouse Stream, which runs through the site in south Bristol.
The nature reserve, which connects Hartcliffe Way to Hengrove Way, is a peaceful walk with woodland, bridges and waterfalls.
Ducks can often be seen swimming through the stream, with picnic benches for those who want to sit and take in the sights.
Crox Bottom was part of the farmland that surrounded this area until much of it was developed for housing in the 1950s.
The site was remodelled as part of the Wills cigarette factory and HQ that was built in the 1970s.
The Wills factory and offices closed in 1989, later being turned into apartments as part of the Lakeshore development.
Here are 16 photos of Crox Bottom:
1. Waterfalls
There are plenty of waterfalls to spot
2. Crox Bottom
We enter Crox Bottom on the busy Hartcliffe Way
3. Pigeonhouse Stream
Pigeonhouse Stream runs through the site
4. Bridge
Bridges take you over the water