Winter walks at Tyntesfield

A crisp winter walk around the Tyntesfield estate is the perfect way to blow the cobwebs away..

Guided estate walks

A guided walk with Tyntesfield's estate guides is a great way to find out more about the estate's unique history.

The walks start from outside the house and run almost every day - please ask our Ticket Office team when you arrive for more information on timings and availability.

A National Trust Estate Guide at Tyntesfield leads a talk in the outdoors

Guided champion tree walks at Tyntesfield

Tyntesfield is home to over forty county champion trees - the tallest, widest, oldest of their species. On these seasonal morning walks, our volunteer tree registrar, Chris Watts, will take you on a journey to find some of the most significant hidden gems and ancient giants.

New Year's Day boundary walk

Start your year with a guided New Year's Day walk around the Tyntesfield estate and a sandwich lunch in the Kitchen Garden.

Suggested routes

We have a number of suggested routes for walking around the Tyntesfield estate. These routes cover a range of terrains and abilities and you can download or print them before you visit.

You can find these routes here:

Walking at Tyntesfield

With over 540 acres to explore, the Tyntesfield estate is a great place to stretch your legs..

Running at Tyntesfield

With support from Nailsea Running Club, we have a selection of fortnightly, monthly and annual running events at Tyntesfield.

They're suitable for every level of interest and ability, so if you fancy seeing the estate in a different way then grab your trainers and come along.

You can find more information about running at Tyntesfield here:

Fancy something faster paced?

There are plenty of opportunities to run at Tyntesfield..

Finish with a warm up?

The Pavilion cafe at the bottom of the estate - with its selection of snacks, cakes and hot drinks - is the perfect place to warm up after an autumn walk through the grounds.

Just outside is the Orchard play area, great for our littlest visitors to use up any extra energy...