Walks and rides

Walk 51 miles through the stunning Somerset countryside of the Quantock Hills, the Brendon Hills and Exmoor, a landscape that inspired Coleridge to produce some of his best known work. 

A short walk exploring woodland around Hawkridge Reserviour with a restored limekiln and some hidden views.

Created in 2016 and building on the West Somerset Coast Path this section of the England Coast Path explores great geology and history from the forts at Brean Down to the Jurassic Coast at Listock and Kilve

A lovely route on forest roads exploring Forestry Englands Great Wood with magnificant towering conifer trees and hidden wildlife.

A Disabled Ramblers Route - Explore the heathland summits and ancient sessile oak woods in this middle distance circular route.

A Disabled Ramblers Route - From the woodland of Ramscombe to the summit at Black Hill and back via the Iron Age hillfort of Dowsborough this route passes through some of the best the Quantock Hills has to offer.

This walk explores the woodlands and grasslands of Cothelstone Hill taking in views across the whole of Somerset

Explore the facinating history and geology of the wonderful Quantock Hills coast with this gentle walk

A lovely walk on forest roads exploring Forestry Englands Great Wood with magnificant towering conifer trees and hidden wildlife.

This walking trail takes you down through broadleaf woodland, into a bracken-filled combe and up to the top of Beacon Hill for views across the Quantock Hills and beyond. Continue through lowland heathland, listening and looking out for red deer, skylark and Dartford warbler in this wildlife-rich environment.

A Disabled Ramblers Route - From the woodland of Ramscombe to the highest point on the Quantock Hills this route explores both the intimate habitats to the wide open vistas

A Disabled Ramblers Route - Explore the open hilltops of Quantock Common with great views across Somerset and the Bristol Channel