Let your little monsters run wild at Bristol Zoo Project’s fang-tastic Howl-oween trail (21 October to 5 November), just off Junction 17 of the M5.
Explore the site in all its ‘gory’ and learn about animal bones, skulls and x-rays. Enter the witch’s campsite, if you dare, and get stuck into creepy craft making. The Howl-oween trail and activities are included in admission and under 2s go free.
Enjoy fascinating myth-busting talks about the wolves and bears in Bear Wood, led by the zoo’s animal experts. You can also find other amazing animals such as giraffes, zebras, cheetahs, lemurs and geladas.
At the end of the trail there’s a little ‘trick or treat’ surprise! Rosie Sims, Public Engagement Manager, said: “October half term at the zoo is such fun with lots of entertainment for everyone. Autumn is a magical time of year to wander through the raised walkway in Bear Wood and spot the wolves, bears, wolverines and lynxes in the ancient woodland beneath.”
See the website for details and book online the day before your visit or earlier for 10% off. Every visit supports the charity’s conservation work.
