
Sea Mills to Blaise Hamlet
Sea Mills, Bristol
- 2hr 30m / 6.6km
- 69
A jaunt around Sea Mills to Blaise Hamlet. Great views, idyllic cottages & fascinating history.

Step 1: Walk starts here. Look for bees & butterflies in the meadow. Leave a patch of your garden wild to attract wildlife. Biodiversity is key!

Step 2: Can you find the den? See how ivy climbs the leaning branch. Ivy doesn't harm trees, they live side by side, as we can!

Step 3: Head over the bridge which crosses the river Trym. Enjoy the tranquility & a game of Pooh Sticks. Look up local project Trout in the Trym.

Step 4: Look carefully on the left at the end of the bridge to find the Two Towers tree. See how the trunk has split & rejoined further up?

Step 5: Have a go at balancing along these fallen logs to the right of the path. Look out for the Artists Conk toadstools on the large stump. πͺ΅ π

Step 6: Another fallen tree. As it decomposes, it adds more nutrients to the ground for other plants & trees to grow.

Sea Mills, Bristol
A jaunt around Sea Mills to Blaise Hamlet. Great views, idyllic cottages & fascinating history.

Stoke Bishop, Bristol
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Kingsweston, City of Bristol
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Sea Mills, Bristol
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Kingsweston,
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Stoke Bishop, Bristol
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