Activities,  Rewilding our children

Lockdown Tree Trails

12/01/2021

I have created a few lockdown tree trails to help get kids outside during these weird restricted times. Please follow the link below to download your activity pack for free!

More areas of Bristol coming soon….

Lockdown-Tree-Trail-activity-pack-Southville-bedminster-1Download
Lockdown Tree Trail activity pack CliftonDownload
Lockdown-Tree-Trail-activity-pack-st-werburghs-montpelierDownload
Lockdown-Tree-Trail-activity-pack-Blaise-CastleDownload

Trees of Bristol have an amazing mapping service in which many of the trees around Bristol have been identified and tagged. This service allowed me to create these trails, so a huge thank you goes out to them. If you are interested check it out here.

They have kindly mapped the Clifton tree trail (and others pending). If you would be interested in an online version of the map and a little more info on the trees check out the link below.

**Spoiler Alert – the tree’s info is already provided, if you want to keep it a surprise, check this out after you have completed the trail! *

Trees of Bristol – Clifton Tree Trail

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17 Comments

  • Aoife Nichols
    19/01/2021 at 4:47 pm Reply

    My two kids and I loved your tree trail, thank you so much for doing this. It gave a great focus to our rainy afternoon walk and we’re going to do the second half of trees tomorrow .

    • Chris
      07/02/2021 at 11:33 am Reply

      Thank you for putting these together. So far we’ve managed about a third of the Clifton trail – snow and cold children put a premature halt to progress last weekend!
      Is there a Google map link available so that the trails are available directly in Google maps?

  • Laura Norton
    21/01/2021 at 12:02 pm Reply

    Just brilliant! We so enjoyed finding the most local trees and guessing what the word might be. Really great way to get the kids exploring, looking and learning :0)

  • Caroline B
    28/01/2021 at 8:54 am Reply

    My little boy and I had so much fun doing this trail last weekend – we learnt lots and enjoyed being taken to places we’d never think to venture – spooky graveyard visit especially! 🙂

    Thanks so much for putting your time and effort into this. If there is a charity that you support that we could make a wee donation too, as a thank you, please let me know.

    • Life Rewilded
      30/01/2021 at 9:24 am Reply

      Thanks I am glad you enjoyed it! If you would like to make a donation that would be so lovely. I think children’s mental health is so important at the moment so Young Mind’s charity would be amazing.
      Thanks again 🙂

  • Elgouldio
    30/01/2021 at 9:07 am Reply

    We did the Southville one on bikes last weekend. I was really surprised at how many different trees there are: it made us look at familiar places in a new light. My boys really enjoyed it too (ages: 6 and 8)

    Thank you for putting in so much effort… now to tackle Clifton and St W!

    Eleanor.

  • Gareth Williams
    08/02/2021 at 6:19 am Reply

    Hi Milly,

    We really enjoyed the St Werburgh’s & Montpeilier tree trail yesterday (Sunday 7 Feb); thank you so much for putting it up.

    However, despite looking very hard, we couldn’t find the two cards in Mina Road Park – have they been moved perhaps?

    Gareth

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