Event Sun 21 Jun
Bath Skyline Walk — National Trust Guided
Start: Bathwick Hill car park, Bath BA2 6EJ
Listings last updated 18 June 2026 at 22:12. Events shown are correct at time of publish — confirm availability before booking.
19 June – 21 June 2026
Outdoor activities in Bath this weekend
National Trust Skyline Walk Saturday (free for NT members). Canal cycling from £16. River Avon kayaking Saturday — limited places, book before Thursday. Prior Park gardens Sunday, £10 adult.
Listings updated at 06:00 today. 6 activities. Availability refreshed hourly.
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Event Sun 21 Jun
Kennet & Avon Canal Towpath Cycle Hire
Pulteney Bridge (east bank), Bath BA2 4AR
Event Tue 23 Jun
Prior Park Gardens: Spring Family Walk
Prior Park Landscape Garden, Ralph Allen Drive, Bath BA2 5AH
£10 adult, £5 child, NT members free · 10:00
Event Sun 21 Jun
Victoria Park: Botanical Gardens Saturday Tour
Victoria Park Botanical Garden, Royal Avenue, Bath BA1 2NQ
Free · 11:00
Event Limited Sun 21 Jun
Kayaking on the River Avon
Bathwick Boating Station, Forester Road, Bath BA2 6QE
Event Tue 23 Jun
Dog Walk & Social: Sydney Gardens
Sydney Gardens, Great Pulteney Street entrance, Bath BA2 6NT
Free · 09:30
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Frequently asked questions
What outdoor activities are there in Bath this weekend?
This weekend: National Trust guided Skyline Walk from Bathwick Hill (Saturday, free for NT members), canal towpath cycling from Pulteney Bridge (from £16/day), Prior Park gardens (Sunday, £10 adult), a free botanical garden tour in Victoria Park (Saturday 11am), kayaking on the River Avon (Saturday, £25 for 2 hours), and a free Sunday dog walk social in Sydney Gardens.
Can I walk the Bath Skyline Trail without a guide?
Yes. The National Trust Bath Skyline Walk is a six-mile circular route that can be walked independently at any time. It starts from Bathwick Hill car park and takes 2.5–3 hours at a steady pace. The trail is well signed throughout. Dog-friendly on a lead. Free to walk; parking charges apply at the start. Download the OS map or the National Trust app before you go.
Is the Kennet and Avon Canal towpath good for cycling?
Yes. The towpath from Bath east toward Bradford-on-Avon is flat, well surfaced for the first six miles, and almost entirely traffic-free. The 13-mile return journey to Bradford-on-Avon and back makes an excellent half-day. Bikes are available for hire from Pulteney Bridge (east bank) and from Bath city centre hire stations. Waterproof layers recommended regardless of the forecast.
Are there outdoor activities suitable for children in Bath this weekend?
Prior Park has open grounds suitable for children (National Trust, £5 child entry). Victoria Park has the largest play area in Bath — free access, with a boating lake and miniature railway running on weekends. Sydney Gardens is small but pleasant for young children. The Bath Boating Station rents punts and rowing boats by the hour in summer.