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great ride and stunning scenery

A picturesque, historic and enjoyable medieval forest road that runs along the ridge of the quaint Quantocks Hills

A stunning trail with plenty of line choices. Expect some slop in the dips but the higher lines are fine. No issues riding it on a gravel bike with 40mm tyres, just watch out for the chunky bits!

After a steep climb treat yourself to a styles ice-cream often parked here

like an oasis in the Sahara! have cash as the wifi for payments is a bit dodge!

Steep ancient droving road, a classic of the Quantocks.

put decent tyres on!

Fun trails through the woods.

old road leadind from crowcombe park gate to wills neck area

This cottage was home to Romantic poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge for three years from 1797. Whilst residing at the 17th-century cottage, Coleridge penned some of his finest works, including 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner', 'Kubla Khan', 'Frost at Midnight', 'Christabel', and 'This Lime Tree Bower my Prison'. Iconic Lakeland poet William Wordsworth visited Coleridge here and thus the literary movement of Romanticism was born. These days, you can explore the rooms in the cottage, set up as Coleridge had it, and the wildflower garden.

The Drove Road is an avenue of Beech trees which was originally used by ancient traders to transport goods and livestock to the port at Watchet. If you keep your eyes peeled you can see cairns and barrows which mark the graves of Bronze Age settlers.