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Bristol Living Rivers Project - Community - Riverside Walks

 

Introduction

Crossing the River Trym 2006

Bristol Living Rivers has been working with local community and river groups organising walks along Bristol's hidden rivers & streams for the last few years.

This year is no exception. Following the success of the Bristol Living Rivers 2008 riverside walks, the project is currently putting together a series of riverside walks for 2009.

If you would like to get involved to help organise any of the walks, or have an idea for a new riverside walk, please get in touch with the Project Officer at Bristol Living Rivers on 0117 352 5894.

Come and join us to explore South Bristol’s rivers!

Avon Valley and Brislington Brook Walk
Sunday 19th April 2009
10am - 4pm
www.troopers-hill.org.uk

Colliter's Brook Trek 2009
May 24th
10am – lunchtime, meet CREATE Centre

Avon New Cut Trek                   
July 26th
10.30am – lunchtime, meet CREATE Centre car park
2 hour guided stroll

We’re celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Avon New Cut this year and the New Cut Trek will focus on the relationship between the cut and the harbour, exploring the Cumberland Basin end of the river.

For further information:
www.southvillecentre.org.uk

Malago Trek                   
September 20th
10am meet in ASDA carpark near store entrance

Walking upstream through Bedminster and beyond, as far as the Dundry Slopes where the stream rises - we'll finish at the Malago Spring artwork.

  • Bring a picnic for the end, and drink for along the way. 
  • We should finish the walk about 1pm.
  • Plenty of buses back to the start.
  • Join us for all or part
  • Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather - waterproofs or sunhat and shades!

Download further information

For further details contact Helen Adshead:
email: helen.adshead@bristol.gov.uk
Tel: 0117 922 4331
 

Why not explore Bristol's watercourses for yourself by downloading the walk leaflets in related documents below.

 

 

 
 

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