
Sea Mills train to Westbury-on-Trym
Stoke Bishop, Bristol
- 45 minutes / 4km
- 4
Sea Mills station (near Roman remains) to medieval Westbury-on-Trym via historic Stoke Lodge avoiding main roads.

Step 1: Heading into Bristol by train? Why not get off at Sea Mills and walk? Today, we’ll show you how to get to the Clifton Observatory on foot.
Step 2: There’s lots to discover along the way, including several lovely parks and some really cool history. The walk can be steep and muddy, so come prepared with sturdy shoes and plenty of water. When you’re ready, let’s go!

Step 3: Head towards the road viaduct over the River Trym. This flows into the iconic River Avon.

Stoke Bishop, Bristol
Sea Mills station (near Roman remains) to medieval Westbury-on-Trym via historic Stoke Lodge avoiding main roads.

Sea Mills, Bristol
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Stoke Bishop, Bristol
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Bristol City
River walk for you to connect with nature.Designed by LifeRewilded & Sea Mills Climate Action group.

Stoke Bishop, Bristol
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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!