
Blaise Castle Walk - Option 2
Henbury, Bristol
- 50 minutes / 1.5km
- 42
This is the second walk in Blaise Castle. This time it goes through and up one side of the gorge. It gets steeper from the log onwards.

Step 1: Bristol Future Parks are looking for community-led projects at this green space. http://bristol.gov.uk/futureparks

Step 2: There are toilets and seats outside at the cafe. There is also plenty of green space to sit and have a picnic.
Step 3: The 3 & 4 buses from Broadmead & Cribbs Causeway stops outside Blaise Castle Estate on Kings Weston Road. In addition to this there is also bus numbers 1, 2 & 76 that stop nearby.
Step 4: If you plan to arrive by public transportation, the closest train station to the start of the walk is Shirehampton.

Step 5: There’s a great adventure playground for kids with a separate space for the younger and older ones.

Step 6: Keep right at the junction before the house.

Henbury, Bristol
This is the second walk in Blaise Castle. This time it goes through and up one side of the gorge. It gets steeper from the log onwards.

Henbury, Bristol
This is walk 1 of 5 options which explore the Blaise Castle Estate, this walk takes you up to the Castle. Why not bring a picnic?

Henbury,
This is the third walk option, Kings Weston Down Walk. Explore some of the lost history of the estate Roman and iron age past.

Henbury, Bristol
Another alternative walk on the grounds of Blaise Castle estate. On this visit the Royals open space, the church and an important memorial.

Bristol City
A unique walk in the moor at Lawrence Western. Great for families and peaceful wanders. What can you spot in the reeds? Love it here!

Kingsweston, City of Bristol
The locations of each step are made up!!!! But if you start at the car park on the Dingle, it’s pretty straightforward!