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Good walk. Plenty of sheep so dogs may need leads if prone to being excited by sheep.

Dundon Hill or Dundon Beacon is a Iron Age hill fort and nature haven. Managed by the Somerset Wildlife Trust this small area of higher land is ringed by ancient oak woodland and capped with a meadow. The views from the southern end of the plateau are far reaching across the levels where you get a gap in the trees.

Collard Hill is owned and managed by the National Trust, it's free to access with no facilities. The NT opened this area in partnership with the Large Blue butterfly conservation group as this is one of the very few areas that you might see this rare butterfly. The grassy hillside is a great place to walk with trees to the north and vast views across the Somerset levels in the south.

A Site of Special Scientific Interest and owned by the National Trust, Walton Hill was quarried in the middle ages and is now a thriving habitat for butterflies and other plants and wildlife. The hill rises above the relatively flat landscape with a summit at 269 feet (82 m) that offers excellent views. At the western end stands an old windmill, now a private residence.

Street YHA is the oldest operational youth hostel in the country, having opened in 1931. Nestled into the gorgeous countryside south of Street, the hostel is a Swiss chalet style building with large balconies. This is a wonderful base for hiking and cycling holidays in Somerset. There's camping options as well as private rooms and a self-catering kitchen open to all guests whether staying in the property or camping in the grounds.