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if you're looking for a giant pastry, Mokoko Coffee and Bakery is well worth a visit.

Excellent coffee van in Leigh Woods. A great place to stop for a mid ride break. Limited seating available so take your coffee and cake and sit in the woods.

' Flying ' - A sculpture by Lucy Glendinning in Portishead Harbour

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Primo gravel with techy bits at times. Great trees too

Cool little information stand here with information; did you know this species is the largest living thing on earth? The big ones can be 3 motorway lanes wide! They are sometimes called “vegetable monsters” and they were brought to the uk from California by the SS Great Britain!

CLUE: Look for a sign!

Take your climbing legs along if you’ve got some weight on you 😊

The West Mendip Way long distance trail climbs Loxton Hill towards Bleadon Hill. The views across the Somerset Levels and over the M5 are huge.

Bleadon Hill at 143 m is a high point towards the western edge of the Mendip Hills. The road crosses the summit, but there is a nice viewpoint and parking area.

A great example of trail advocacy with a steep learning curve

Stokeleigh Camp in Leigh woods is an Iron Age promontory fort. If they had kept the trees clear, there would be strategic views and steeps terrain down over the river valley. There is evidence of the old wall and ditch fortifications, but not much else.

very nice view. wonderful bagot and old english goats. you smell them before you see them.

encountered lots of ticks in may and june, act accordingly

This is a popular spot for dog walkers, with stunning views overlooking the Bristol Channel towards Wales. The headland is an open grassy space with craggy rocks leading down to the water and Portishead Point Lighthouse at the tip. The sloped grass has plenty of benches around for you and your pup to chill and take in the view, it’s particularly beautiful at sunset. A short walk away is East Wood, a small, coastal woodland habitat which supports a huge range of wildlife.

Perfect for dog walks. The beach is an estuary beach and so you don’t really get sand, much more mud and rocky beach backed by some grass and salt marsh, adjacent to the beach is a 100-year-old artificial lake and a small park. On a clear day, you get some good views over to the south Wales coast. There's a car park and restrooms available for use. Plenty of benches to seat on

An absolutely beautiful double track turning into singletrack that runs downhill towards Loxton. Fast, rocky, rough and with some beautiful views. Four stars, would recommend to a friend, chef's kiss.

Prior's Wood is a wonderful area of ancient woodland. There are streams that run through the woodland and in spring the floor is carpeted with bluebells. The loop of paths around the wood creates an obvious short walk or link it with nearby Birch wood for a longer stroll. Be warned though, the paths get very muddy and slippery in the winter.

Rocky highpoint overlooking the valley

Coffee van for a drink and snack stop. Open on Saturday & Sunday 9am - 5pm.

This highlight is very much in the wrong location but if you go down through Abbots Leigh and then up a hill you will eventually get there.