Burrington, Somerset
Explore the dramatic Mendip Hills on this challenging loop from Burrington Ham through Cheddar Gorge and Beacon Batch. The route combines steep limestone terrain, woodland, open moorland and pastures, with rewarding views towards the Bristol Channel and South Wales. Highlights include the towering cliffs of Cheddar Gorge, Bronze Age remains on Beacon Batch and the striking limestone scenery of Burrington Combe.
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Explore England’s largest gorge on a short but steep loop from Cheddar. Climb rocky paths above dramatic limestone cliffs for panoramic views across the Mendip Hills, Somerset Levels, Cheddar Reservoir and, on clear days, Glastonbury Tor and the Bristol Channel. Expect muddy ground in wet weather, with feral goats and Soay sheep often seen on the slopes.
Explore the limestone gorge and enchanting woodland of Goblin Combe on this varied countryside loop. The route climbs past Cleeve Toot Iron Age hillfort, dramatic rocky viewpoints and colourful limestone grassland before descending towards Wrington and the peaceful Yeo Valley. Expect steep, muddy sections, forest trails and sweeping views across classic Somerset farmland.
Explore the Chew Valley on a scenic loop from Pensford to the prehistoric Stanton Drew Stone Circle. The route follows the River Chew beneath Pensford Viaduct, crosses rolling farmland and climbs Knowle Hill for views towards Chew Valley Lake and the Mendip Hills. Highlights include the ancient stone circles, Stanton Wick, peaceful Lords Wood and wildlife-rich countryside.
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