Lawrence Weston Moor

Lawrence Weston Rd, Bristol BS11

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Dogs allowed

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Reviews

Really lovely hidden nature walk. It reminded me of 'we're going on a bear hunt' story. Not suitable for cycling bikes. Can be very muddy in overgrown marshes so definitely wear your wellies.

Published 4 years ago

Charming nature reserve exactly where you wouldn't expect it. It's really beautiful. Only downside is the drone of the motorway everywhere here.

Published 5 years ago

When i could walk about better than i can now after having two cancer operation s i used to take my dog every day there and we would walk for a long time and i enjoyed my time there with my dog she loved it also

Published 4 years ago

Fabulous bit of nature just by the motorway, great for seeing wildlife plants, and butterflies

Published 4 years ago

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