Activities at Dyrham Park
Walking at Dyrham Park
The 270-acre parkland at Dyrham is a great place to explore the outdoors and enjoy a walk, whatever the time of year.
Self-led walking trails at Dyrham Park
There are acres of ancient parkland, formal gardens and woodland terraces waiting to be discovered. Our downloadable walking trails will take you on a journey through history, under the bare canopies of winter's structural trees and to the best spots for sweeping vistas. Why not discover more this winter?
The Journey of Discovery Trail
Enjoy a ramble through the past on this family-friendly trail through Dyrham's parkland. This is a landscape that's steeped in history and each way point of this walk reveals a different clue from days gone by.
- Easy
- 40 mins
- 2.0 miles (3.2km)
Autumn at Dyrham Park
Dyrham Park is transformed with each season. Autumn is filled with interest for nature lovers.
The Terraces Walk
This circular route will take you through open parkland, tranquil woodland terraces and the formal beauty of the West Garden. Discover the inspirations for the ambitious garden that William Blathwayt created in the 17th century; see what original features of his design remain to this day and learn about those that have been lost to history.
- Easy
- 1 hour
- 2.5 miles (4.0km)
The Prospect Walk
With breathtaking views across the Cotswold hills and the Bristol Channel, Dyrham Park is the perfect place to enjoy sweeping vistas. The Prospect Walk will guide you to the best viewpoints around the parkland, before finishing at the house's splendid East Front.
- Easy
- 1 hour
- 3.0 miles (4.8km)
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs (other than assistance dogs) are not allowed in the deer park, garden or house but we do have a small dog walking area near the car park.
Ancient deer park
Throughout the year, Dyrham Park is the perfect back drop to enjoy the outdoors - go deer spotting, enjoy a walk and get closer to nature.