Colliers Way
This shared cycling and walking path runs from the Dundas Aqueduct to Radstock and Frome.
The route runs along National Cycle Route 24 and some disused railway lines to guide you through some lovely Somerset countryside.
The route runs for just under 19 miles on mostly traffic free, flat paths. As such its a nice safe one for families to try.
On the way there's some lovely country views and a series of pretty villages to admire.
You can extend your exercise by continuing along National Cycle Route 24 to Warminster, Salisbury and Eastleigh in Hampshire.
At the Bath end the trail links up with the Two Tunnels Greenway, a circular rail trail taking you to the old railway tunnels on the edge of the city.
Colliers Way Ordnance Survey Map 
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Colliers Way Open Street Map 
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Colliers Way OS Map 
- Mobile GPS OS Map with Location tracking
Colliers Way Open Street Map 
- Mobile GPS Map with Location tracking
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
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Millennium Milepost on Colliers Way NCN24 at Writhlington (geograph 6957498)
Jericho Bridge. This bridge used to span the railway line from Radstock to Frome. The track has now been converted to the Colliers Way cycleway.
Dundas Aqueduct
Linear park at Radstock, flower tub commemorating Middle Pit
The Street, Radstock
The River Frome at Frome