Arnos Vale Woodland Walk

Walk preview

Step 1: The Woodland Walk is more challenging and includes steps, steep slopes and rough terrain. Start at the Reception in the East Lodge

Step 2: Facing the cemetery turn right and follow path round to the left.

Step 3: This impressive monument marks the grave of one of Arnos Vale’s most famous people. Rajah Rammohun Roy.

Step 4: He is known around the world as the “Father of Modern India” and his grave is a place of pilgrimage for visitors from near and far. Bristol landmarks to visit: The Rajah’s statue on College Green and portrait in the City Museum.

Step 5: At the Spielman centre (it also has the cafe) turn right there are steps taking you up to a path.

Step 6: Steps after the bike

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