ダンドリーの峡谷・トップ7

Fantastic views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge from the river path.

Compact gravel all the way

A classic view of Bristol, looking down into the Avon Gorge from the Clifton Downs. Always worth a stop to take it in!

Sea Walls is one of the finest viewpoints for taking in the full majesty of the Avon Gorge. Perched above some of the gorge's mightiest crags, it’s common to be able to spot rock climbers ascending the impressive limestone faces. The distant Clifton Suspension Bridge spans the river, with the quarry-scarred, wooded slopes of Leigh Woods on the opposite bank.

Goram's Chair is a stunning viewpoint for Henbury Gorge. Hidden away on one of the Blaise Castle Estate's quieter trails, a path leads to a narrow platform that juts out into the gorge on the top of a limestone crag. With trees full of birdsong everywhere you look, it's hard to believe you’re still in Bristol. Folklore has it that Goram was a giant who created Henbury Gorge in order to win over a beautiful woman named Avona. Unfortunately, his efforts were in vain, as his brother and love rival Vincent trumped him, creating the grander Avon Gorge.

A great climb! Very long, but nice and steady for the most part.

Classic Mendip climb. Just ride it!

The river Avon trail connects Bristol and Pill and is a lovely alternative to the road cycleway. It can get a bit busy on weekends during the afternoons