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Good walk. Plenty of sheep so dogs may need leads if prone to being excited by sheep.

Collard Hill is owned and managed by the National Trust, it's free to access with no facilities. The NT opened this area in partnership with the Large Blue butterfly conservation group as this is one of the very few areas that you might see this rare butterfly. The grassy hillside is a great place to walk with trees to the north and vast views across the Somerset levels in the south.

Entry point to dip in West Lydford, beautiful swim to the Bridge

There are now lots of signs around the church stating no access to the river, however if you turn left out of the church car park and head back towards the river in that direction then there is access to the river there

St David’s is a handsome-looking church in Barton St David with a distinctive castle-like tower. The church was built between the 12th and 15th centuries and underwent a major restoration in the 19th century. Inside, you can observe a 17th-century pulpit and a 13th-century font. St David’s is Grade II-listed.

Great hidden cafe in a beautiful old cottage with seating in the courtyard.

Wild swim spot in the river in West Lydford. Gets very busy on hot holidays! The river is clean and deep enough to swim. There is plenty of space alongside the river to park bikes.

This beautiful spot is perfect for a a break. Find about 330 feet (100 metres) of flower-lined water on the River Brue, ending with a weir and a bridge. The village church is nearby, so be respectful.