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alot of the off road routes up here are tough but I actually managed to ride this one, sorry I didn't take a photo

would be ged work up but is great fun down 😁

great ride and stunning scenery

It’s re-opened as Street Bean Cafe.

You’ll find this shortly after finding the start if the path. I came from Taunton Station and the whole area around the area is undergoing redevelopment so be prepared for some fairly confusing detours to get to the path itself

Wills neck is the highest summit in the Quantocks hills & one of the highest points in Somerset.

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!

Not to be a misery because Ive rode up there myself but it's not a bridle path up to WN so best to not make it public

Nice cafe, but tiny coffee and teas

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.

Award-winning pub with bike-friendly outdoor seating. Open lunchtimes and evenings.

Fantastic views 👌 from the top of the Quantocks

put decent tyres on!

If you're riding on the Quantocks this is a great place to make a pitstop, tucked down in great wood it's not far from the trails, is bike friendly and does amazing cake....what more do you need? Open Wed to Sun 10:00 - 16:00. Close Mon & Tue.

Really great cream teas and very friendly staff. Definitely stop in here before you jump back on the trails.

This is the highest point in the Quantocks with a summit at 1,266 feet (386 m). Wills Neck is also one of the highest points in Somerset. Surrounded by open heathland, you'll find a trig point near the summit and fantastic views to the south, west and east. The patchwork countryside unfolds before you and on a clear day you can see across to Dartmoor, Exmoor and the Mendips.

A 20 hectare nature reserve consisting of wet heath, semi-natural deciduous woodland, scrub, bracken and ponds. Stunning display of wildflowers in the summer.

Short sharp climb with stunning views from trig point. Followed by rocky descent down to Triscombe stone.