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29.1 km
~2 days
571 m
Multi-Day
The Bristol Triangular City Walk is a 29.1 km trail that starts in Bristol, City of Bristol, England. Based on our data, the hike is graded as Easy. For information on how we grade trails, please read measuring the difficulty of a hiking trail on hiiker. Also, check our latest community posts for trail updates. This hike can be completed in approx 6 hrs 46 mins. Caution is advised on trail times as this depends on multiple variables. For more info read about how we calculate hike time.
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The Bristol Triangular City Walk is 29.09 km long with 571 m of elevation gain, so it is a full-day urban hike for most walkers. A steady pace with stops at viewpoints and city landmarks usually means allowing roughly 7 to 9 hours, especially on the hillier sections around Clifton, Sea Mills, and Blaise Castle.
The Bristol Triangular City Walk is graded easy, but the distance makes it more demanding than a short city stroll. The main challenge is endurance over 29.09 km rather than technical terrain, although the 571 m of climbing means there are some sustained uphill sections around the Avon Gorge, Clifton, and the northern green spaces.
The Bristol Triangular City Walk is commonly started at Bristol Temple Meads railway station, which makes it straightforward to reach by train. From there the route heads through central Bristol toward the Floating Harbour and River Avon before climbing toward Clifton and continuing through the city’s northern parks and suburbs.
The Bristol Triangular City Walk links several of Bristol’s best-known landmarks, including the Floating Harbour, the River Avon, Clifton Suspension Bridge, the Avon Gorge, Blaise Castle, and Blaise Hamlet. Other named areas associated with the route include Sea Mills, the River Trym, Clifton Down, Redland, Cotham, Kingsdown, and the city center.
Parking is available at various points along the Bristol Triangular City Walk rather than at a single dedicated trailhead. Because the walk passes through central Bristol and several outer neighborhoods, many walkers use city parking near Temple Meads or join the route at another access point where local parking and public transport are available.
The Bristol Triangular City Walk is generally suitable for dogs because it uses urban paths, parkland, and public footpaths through Bristol. Dogs may need to be kept on a lead in busy city sections, near roads, around livestock on outer sections, and in sensitive green spaces such as the Avon Gorge approaches and park areas around Blaise Castle.
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