FRIENDS OF THE DOWNS AND AVON GORGE
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Seawalls views, wildlife and geology of the Avon Gorge ST5599 7468
From Seawalls you will get spectacular views along the Avon Gorge. One of the interpretation panels here will help you discover key landmarks and provides information about the history of the gorge.
The site is internationally important for its wildlife (designated as a Special Area of Conservation). It's home to rare plants and insects as well as nesting peregrine falcons. Read the Wild City panel to find out more about the special plants and animals that you might encounter on your visit. 
The Ancient Landscapes geology panel explains how this iconic landscape was formed.
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  • Home
  • Events
    • calendar
  • Newsletters
    • Previous Chairman's reports
  • How to Join
    • Contact Us
  • Out and About
    • Natural World >
      • The Richard Bland Memorial Blog >
        • Richard's potted history of the Downs
        • Richard's A-Z of the Downs
        • Richard's Trees of the Downs
        • Richard's tree spices of the Downs
        • Richard's Downs diary
      • Meadows
      • Trees
      • Birds of the Downs
      • Peregrines
      • Rare plants
      • Butterflies
      • Goats in the Gully
    • History >
      • Areas of Interest >
        • Bristol Zoo Gardens
        • University of Bristol Botanic Garden
        • Seawalls views, wildlife and geology of the Avon Gorge
        • Clifton Suspension Bridge
        • Dark Sky Discovery Site
        • Sport, especially football, on the Downs
        • Water Tower
      • Victorian Steps
      • The Roman Road
      • The Dumps
      • Ventilation Towers
      • The Observatory
      • Clifton Camp
      • The Tramway
      • Mere stones
      • The oldest war memorial
      • Proctor’s Fountain
    • Amenities >
      • The Downs Cafe
      • Children’s Playground
      • Barbecue Area
      • Ice cream vans
      • Toilets
  • How to Get Here
  • words and pictures
    • pictures
    • news and views
  • Links
    • Associated Information