With spring just around the corner, days are becoming longer and the weather warmer, making it the perfect time to enjoy a relaxing spring walk.
Whether you prefer to ‘lose yourself’ in the woodlands, a relaxing stroll by a lake or a picnic with stunning views, we are spoilt with choice in Bristol.
We have gathered some of our favourite walks, including some whether you will have a chance to meet the resident animals, including ducks and goats.
Scroll through to learn about 15 of the best spring walk in Bristol and nearby, including Goblin Combe and Leigh Woods.
9. St George's Park
One of the best locations for a picnic in Bristol. The accessible park has good transport links and a large man-made lake with fountains at the centre of the park, which is home to many wildlife including swans and ducks. There is also a play area, a large wheels park and a kiosk café to name a few of the facilities. | BristolWorld
10. Three Brookes LNR
The nature reserve is made up of six areas, each with unique features: Webb's Wood, Savages Wood, Sherbourne's Brake, The Tump, Three Brooks Lake and the Community Orchard. There are beautiful views, wooden sculptures, forest areas to explore, a skate park and picnic areas to name a few. | BristolWorld
11. Badock's Wood Nature Reserve
Beautiful wooden sculptures by chainsaw sculptor Andy O'Neill are scattered around the nature reserve as well as a pond and wildflower meadows. Stunning mosaic tiles decorate the area near the Northern Gateway entrance and there is a soothing weir at the heart of the ancient woodland. | BristolWorld
12. Eastville Park
The "people's park" is home to various bird species around the lake including swans, ducks and the occasional heron. There is also an Old Swimming Pool Garden, two playgrounds, three football pitches, a bookable tennis court and a bowling green among other facilities. | BristolWorld