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UPDATE & OPEN; The Chedzoy/Bawdrip section which was closed is now reopened to walkers and bike riders ; Information obtained from Sustran 2/7/25

Beautiful serene woodland that has had a lot of forestry work done recently, probably ash or larch felling. As such the path is pretty chewed up and hard going. Hopefully that's addressed soon because its a really lovely route.

King's Cliff is one of the many lovely nooks of the beautiful Quantock Hills. It's a great spot for dog-walking or just enjoying some fresh air solo or with family and friends.

This stone circle was made within the last hundred years from ancient saddle stones and a large lump of granite found on Huntstile Farm. The good news is that it's officially sanctioned by the druids. It stands at the top of the hill above the organic farm with woodland to the north and great views in all other directions.

Huntstile Organic farm in Goathurst has a great little café as well as B&B, self catering, camping and glamping. The café is normally open 10:00 15:00 but is currently (July 2022) closed on Thurs and Fri. They also have pizza nights. Call 01278 662358 to check hours.

One of the many drains in the Somerset Levels, King's Sedgemoor Drain was originally built in the 18th century. The Levels are a major region of seasonal flooding and the channels were constructed to aid the draining of the area, protecting the low-lying villages and farmland. As you pass this drain at Parchey Bridge, it's easy to see the perfectly straight course of the river.

Gravel section of the NCN route 3 alongside the river.

Nice offroad stretch along the drain. Not one for road bikes though