
Barton Hill Heritage Trail Three
St Philips, Bristol
- 30 minutes / 1km
- 8
A circular walk of rhubarb and royalty! Learn about current and former heritage sites of the area. Step-free but some kerbs.
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Step 1: The walk begins at Marsh Lane bridge to observe the tree-lined Feeder Canal at the junction with Feeder Road.
Step 2: The nearest bus stops are Beam Street at the other end of Marsh Lane, and Netham Park which is on the other side of the park to this.

Step 3: Walk up Marsh Lane past the small green on the left.

Step 4: Turn left into Herapath Street, named after nationally-renowned scientist and social reformer William Herapath (1796 – 1868).

Step 5: Continue straight to meet Barton Hill Trading Estate at the end, much of which was the site for the old cotton mill. Turn right here.

Step 6: Turn left on Glendare Street and follow the road to the right where it becomes Great Western Lane.

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