Into The Woods: Guided Nature Walk
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Join James on a guided walk through the heart of the woods, just a stone’s throw from Bristol city centre. There will be stories, poetry, and plenty of opportunities to connect with the trees and let nature work its magic. You’ll learn all about one of Bristol’s green gems, while practicing nature awareness techniques to soothe the mind, revitalise the body and refresh the spirit.
What to expect:
- Uncover one of Bristol’s green gems, a treasure trove of natural wonders.
- Marvel at a cathedral of ancient trees and encounter wildlife
- Engage with stories and poetry amidst the woods
- Learn nature awareness techniques to soothe the mind and revitalise the spirit.
- A chance to exercise while enjoying the playful side of nature.
Minimum fitness level required.
Age restrictions: 0+
| Adult (Adult (general admission)) | £10 |
| Child (0-17 years) | £5 |
| Student | £5 |
| Senior Citizen | £5 |
| Concession ((Unwaged)) | £5 |
How to get there
Facilities
- Experience takes place outdoors
On the day
Start and finish: Leigh Woods South Entrance, BS8 3PL. Distance: 4km Duration: 2 hours Terrain: Woodland: trails, grass, dirt paths. Boots preferable, trainers acceptable, barefoot possible. Please be prepared and equipped for all weathers Ages: All
PLEASE NOTE that all walking, exploring and frolicking is undertaken entirely at your own risk.
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You'll be hosted by
James Lawrence
Meet James, the Man About Country, your guide to the wonders of Britain's landscapes. A passionate storyteller and outdoor enthusiast, James has dedicated over five years to leading explorative walks and fostering a connection with nature. His blog, Man About Country, is a testament to his mission: to encourage urbanites and locals alike to discover the serene beauty that lies just a step away from their own front doors.
James believes that the Great British Outdoors is not just a scenic escape but a pathway to wellness and joy. He champions the idea that Britain itself is a premier holiday spot, negating the need for overseas travel. With James, every walk is an adventure, and the countryside is an open invitation to all city dwellers seeking tranquility and a touch of the wild.
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