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Reasonable way down off Maes Knoll. Think I came down here with 32mm tyres and, while I had basically no control, it was an absolute blast.

An Iron Age hill fort with great views of Somerset

Some gates to negotiate but a nice alternative route. Footpaths so be nice.

take a decent pair of walking boots and a whole lot of bravery! 😜🤟

Dundry Hill East at 160m is one of the 184 UK County/Unitary High Points. It is the HP for the Unitary Authority of Bristol. The 'top' is actually in the field over the hedge at this point and on private land. Nothing much to look at or worth going to unless you are a Peak Bagger.

Holy Trinity is a pretty church in the hamlet of Norton Malreward. The church has 12th-century origins but was altered in the 15th century and rebuilt in 1860. Inside, you can view a 12th-century font. Holy Trinity is Grade II-listed.

Lovely spot where a small brook tumbles steeply through Mannings Wood. The woodland is very atmospheric; lots of vines, fallen trees, and little foot bridges over the water. As aforementioned, very muddy in wet weather.

Maes Knoll is an Iron Age hill fort on the outskirts of Bristol. From atop the huge rampart you get an incredible view over the Chew Valley. The site is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.