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For Google Chrome:

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For Opera 6.0 and further:

1. Choose the menu Files”> “Preferences”
2. Privacy

What happens if I disable cookies?
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The complete collection containing full versions of all the walks is available to buy today.

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Walks in Bristol - recommended by us and enjoyed by you.

Not all walks need be a laboured march. With the whole family together – smaller ones on scooters or in buggies, and persons with mobility aids – a stroll along level paths, covering a couple of miles, is just what the doctor ordered. Such a short walk is no less rewarding, especially now different family circles are able to assemble outside again. After all, a slow amble allows more time to take in the surrounding habitat, of the panorama of flora, fauna and wildlife you might stumble upon.

While the recent Government advice has been to 'stay local', we’ve chosen 9 of Bristol's gentlest routes to motivate you, including wheelchair and pushchair accessible options, and both urban trails and rural meanderings – with a little help from the Bristol City Council working to protect and expand walking places.

There aren't many better ways to spend quality time with loved ones.