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Closed while work is done on the Portishead line,diversion is self explanatory, just watch out for the road.

Nice quiet village with a good choice of cycling around here

Superb little village on the moors and great start point to join and follow the pier to pier cycle route.

Cutting across the bottom of the estate joining to the UWE campus from The Ashton. Pretty much all weather Gravel

Hard core bridelway ends here

Really nice stretch of quiet roads

Queen's Square is a Georgian square near Bristol's city centre. Between the 1930s and 1991 a main road went through the middle, but a successful Lottery bid for funding allowed it to be restored to it's 1817 layout. In the centre of the square is an equestrian statue of William III by John Michael Rysbrack, cast in 1733 and erected in 1736.

Here is the entrance to Ashton Court, a grand historic estate located just outside Bristol. It's set within 850 acres of rolling parkland and woodlands and there are cycle trails throughout.

Equestrian statue of King William III on Queen Square

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Quiet lane near Western from Pier to Pier link

Wear clothes that cover your legs, parts are quite overgrown with nettles (May 2024)

Wear clothes to cover your legs, parts are quite overgrown with nettles. (end May 2024)

An equestrian statue of William III

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The Pill cycling path is a great way to explore the city of Bristol and its surroundings. The path is well-maintained and mostly flat, making it a perfect option for cyclists of all levels. The path runs along the River Avon, providing stunning views of the city and the surrounding countryside. Along the way, you'll pass by a variety of interesting sights, including the Clifton Suspension Bridge, Leigh Woods, and the village of Pill. If you're looking for a challenging ride, you can start at the Ashton Gate stadium and cycle all the way to Portishead. This route is about 15 miles (24 km) long and takes around 3 hours to complete. If you're looking for a shorter ride, you can start at the Create Centre and cycle to Pill. This route is about 5 miles long and takes around an hour to complete. No matter how long or short your ride, you're sure to enjoy the scenery and the fresh air on the Pill cycling path.

Requires a little hop over a fence but lovely views out to Wales and some beautiful wild flowers around!

This area was designated as a tree lined square and a place to play bowls in 1622. It was laid out on an old area of marshland previously used as a dump and firing range. The first houses were built on the southern side of the square between 1699 & 1700, and it was named Queen Square in 1702 after Queen Anne. The statue of William III was erected in 1736. Today it's a lovely place to walk or take a break. The square is sometimes used as a venue for a big screen and communal party for events like the Olympics or world cups.

There's some really big fish in these!

Pill has a rich maritime history and was traditionally home to the Bristol Pilots who guided ships up the Bristol Channel, through the Avon Gorge and into the Port of Bristol. Their sailing boats known as Bristol Channel Pilot Cutters were built and moored in this inlet.

On the Bumpsy trail!

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