Accessibility Information
We strive to make our activities as accessible possible.
Our guided walk descriptions in the walking festival and during the year give information about distance, terrain, obstacles etc, however if you require any further information about them please do contact us.
On some of our longer walks, led by Cotswold Voluntary Wardens, by arrangement we can provide a trained guide to assist blind and partially sighted people. Walks on our Events page have extra detail.
Our weekly wellbeing walks are suitable for people who may have limited mobility. The Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday walks are the shorter ones, step free/flat, mainly paved and go at the pace to suit the group. Thursday walks are suitable for wheelchair users and start at Monksdale Road Allotments. The wellbeing walks start or finish within reach of toilets and public transport.
We have organised bespoke walks/events for people with complex needs including taking students from Three Ways Schools on nature activities and people from Carrswood Daycare centre on sensory visits to the woods. Please get in touch if you’d like to discuss arranging something similar.
We have hard copies of our urban tree trails to compliment the guided walks, please get in touch if you’d like some.
We have included some wheel-friendly walks in our new collection of walking routes, along with videos to show you what to expect. Wildlife on Wheels in the Twerton area and Highlights of Royal Victoria Park are good places to start. We’ve produced a walking booklet which shows walks of up to 4 miles, with accessibility information included.
We are working to update our pdfs so they are better for digital readers. If there are any features on our website that could be improved for you, please get in touch.
To discuss any access requirements, please contact us – info@bathscape.co.uk or 01225 477 265.
