
Barton Hill to Temple Meads
Redfield, Bristol
- 40 minutes / 2.6km
- 11
Walk from Barton Hill to the station via local green spaces and shared paths. Refreshments & toilets en route. Wheel friendly, some kerbs.
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Step 1: The walk starts and ends at the cotton reels bench on the corner of Queen Ann Road and Goulter Street. The nearest bus stop is Church St.

Step 2: The benches are engraved with dates and facts about the factory. Take some time to look around the bench and reels.

Step 3: Looking towards the left-hand side of Goulter Street is the former site of Eagle Coaches.

Step 4: Head down Goulter Street, pausing when you reach Holmes Street on your right.

Step 5: Stop at the end of Goulter St by Salisbury St. The large brick building across the the road is the former Barton Hill Adult School.

Step 6: To your left are the former sites of Prices Bakery and the back of Maze Street (St. Luke’s) School. Turn right into Salisbury Street.

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