ウェストンスーパーメアでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

SEE MONSTER is a retired rig from the North Sea, transformed into one of the UK’s largest public art installations to inspire global conversations about reuse, renewables and the great British weather.

Cloudy morning in the photos but in the sunshine this is a beautiful spot to stop for a bit. Few gates to avoid tho, might mess up the flow of a fast paced ride.

Dating back to 1080, this partially ruined Grade-II listed church occupies a spectacular clifftop position. Lying above Uphill, views from here span Bristol Channel, Brean Down and the mouth of the River Axe. While the nave no longer has a roof, the 19th century saw some renovation and part of the church is sometimes used for services.

The large hill fort above Weston-super-Mare (known as Worlebury Camp) is an ancient monument of international significance. It was built around 2,300 years ago in the Iron Age, most likely by members of the Dobunni tribe, on a site previously occupied by a smaller hill fort. www.worleburyhillfortgroup.com

The Prince Consort Gardens is a municipal park created in the 1860s. The gardens were planted in the 1860s and named in memory of Prince Albert. In 2013 the gardens were awarded Town Green status, under the Commons Registration Act 2006, Section 15, and thus protecting them from development for generations to come. www.parksandgardens.org/places/prince-consort-gardens-weston-super-mare

Beautiful church located on a hilltop with 360° views