Explore the City Through its Trees
Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage City with six universal values, including the green setting of the city. There are many significant trees – in the parks and in the streets – which contribute indirectly to the World Heritage status and the wellbeing of the community.
Here is our Urban Treescape in digital form, where we share a selection of trees across the city. We invite you to follow our trails and enjoy the shapes and colours of each tree – their flowers, fruits, seeds, leaves and bark – and learn something about each one, while seeing the city from a different perspective.

There are 15 tree trails available.
Tree Trail A: Botanical Bounty
North west of city centre
View Trail AExplore the trees north of the city centre with Botanical Bounty. This trail takes in the fantastic Royal Victoria Park, its Botanical Gardens and surrounding green spaces. Lots to entertain children on the way.
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1.6 miles (2.6 km)Tree Trail B: Riverside Ramble
South of city centre
View Trail BThe Riverside Ramble takes you through some fine urban trees cutting right through the city centre from west to east. Often overlooked in favour of the buildings, this route highlights some really special trees on the streets.
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1.75 miles (2.8 km)- View Trail C
To take you right out of the city centre to the western edges of the city, Twerton has some Treemendous trees and woodland, and has a more rural feel. The street trees are just as good as any you'll find in the city centre.
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2.5 miles (4 km) Tree Trail D: Leafy Legacies
City centre
View Trail DBack into the city centre, this time travelling north to south. The Leafy Legacies trail takes in the truly iconic trees that are such an important feature of the urban streets.
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1.25 miles (2 km)Tree Trail E: Rob's Route
Moorlands Park & Alexandra Park
Tree Trail F: Alice's Arboretum
Alice Park
Tree Trail G: London Road Loops
East of city centre
Tree Trail H: Combe Park Canopy
Royal United Hospital
Tree Trail H2: Royal United Hospital ReMind UK
ReMIND building, RUH
Tree Trail I: Claverton Campus
University of Bath
Tree Trail J: Beechen Cliff Clamber
Beechen Cliff & Lyncombe Hill Fields
Tree Trail K1: Keynsham Caper Family Friendly
Keynsham Memorial Park
Tree Trail K2: Keynsham for Connoisseurs
Keynsham Memorial Park
Tree Trail L: Locksbrook Labyrinth
Locksbrook Cemetery