네일씨 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This newly surfaced section of trail links to the footpath heading to the main road below Tyntesfield estate. Wood chip and a steep drop in elevation make this fast and fun

Great way to cross from Cadbury Camp to Clevedon Lane. Footbridge has some steps if biking and the Clevedon Lane end some fields and gates so may need to push the bike, but fine to pass through.

A lovely huge patch of daffs in Spring. No path, just green grass: avoid if muddy!

Take good footwear if it's muddy out! One of the gates nearby towards Nailsea is perched precariously over a steam -- so you don't want to slip.

Ignore the "bull in field"signs, as always. As a way down this is doable on 32mm tyres. How much fun you have depends how low a pressure you can safely drop your tyres to. Be careful of the brick section in the middle. It'll throw you about. Can imagine it would be a fair bit easier than Belmont or Wraxall as a climb.

A bit rooty and then you might need to get off to go down the hill as it gets rocky and narrow. but totally passable.

The path south of here is extremely sketchy and steep. Probably best to head back to the road or down the bridleway to the east and then south.

The Church, situated on a rocky outcrop on the upper North Somerset Levels, can be dated definitely to the late 11th century by its early Norman chancel archway, but the nave walls may well be of Saxon origin due to their height and narrowness. The parish church of Tickenham has the unusual dedication of St Quiricus & St Julietta