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Situated just off the public footpaths from the Kennet and Avon Canal at nearby Avoncliff or Limpley Stoke, the Dorothy House Interactive Nature Trail in Winsley is a perfect spot to take a pause and learn more about the incredibly bio-diverse species found in the calcareous rich grassland meadow.
Access the free augmented reality app using a smartphone; take selfies with the creatures you discover along the trail and learn more about the natural cycles of life and death.
Keep everyone entertained and take on the challenge via an interactive app to collect 8 digital stamps along the trail route. With each stamp you collect, find out more about the flora and fauna along the way.
Fun for all the family!
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| Season (19 May 2024 - 18 May 2025) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 09:00 | - 00:00 |
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