AVONCLIFF AQUEDUCT has officially been named as one of the country’s most beautiful waterside spot during autumn by Countryfile Magazine.
The stretch along the Kennet and Avon Canal has been named in the popular magazine as one of the best waterside spots for taking in the autumn atmosphere.
Laura Mullholland, ecologist for the Canal & River Trust, said: “The Kennet & Avon Canal is an amazing place to experience autumn and it’s fantastic that it’s been recognised by Countryfile. With so many different tree species it’s a really colourful, atmospheric place to be at this time of year and I’d encourage families to wrap up warm and explore this hidden gem.”
The waterway at Avoncliff aqueduct is surrounded by woodland and has become a spot for people to enjoy the turning colours of the Bath Valley.
“We’ve got a fantastic team of volunteers that help to make sure that canal is healthy, thriving and wonderful for wildlife all year round. Without their hard work the place just wouldn’t be the same and perhaps wouldn’t be as good as it is for taking in the beauty of autumn so we’re very grateful for their support,” added Mrs Mullholland.
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