
Sand Martin Spotting & Park Life
Redfield, Bristol
- 45 minutes / 1.8km
- 8
A circular, step-free route around Netham Park. Suitable for off road buggies but not wheelchairs. Nature & local history en route.
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Step 1: Start at the Wellspring Settlement on Beam Street. The nearest bus stop is ‘Beam Street’ on Avondale Road. There are toilets here.

Step 2: With your back to the Wellspring centre entrance, head down Beam Street, passing Bristol Future Academy on the left.

Step 3: Turn right into Avondale Road, passing the bus stop, a convenience store and a takeaway restaurant.

Step 4: St Luke’s Church will soon come into view after a row of housing. The foundation stone was laid in 1842 on young Queen Victoria's birthday.

Step 5: Much of the funds to build the Grade II listed church came from the Great Western Cotton Factory which was a few roads south of here.

Step 6: Turn left to cross Avondale Road at the zebra crossing by the church.

Redfield, Bristol
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Redfield, Bristol
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