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great ride and stunning scenery

Great Views, Very atmospheric

Moderate trail for all to explore and enjoy

Moderate trail for all to enjoy.

Heading west from the Triscombe Stone, you will find yourself on a Saxon Army route, or ‘herepath’, known as King Alfred’s Way, marking his route to resist Viking invasion in the 9th century. Also known as The Drove Road, for centuries, the route was well-used by local farmers moving cattle and sheep to the market in Taunton.

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

Dunkery Beacon at the summit of Dunkery Hill is the highest point on Exmoor and in Somerset, England. It is also the highest point in southern England outside of Dartmoor. The sandstone hill rises to 519 metres and provides views over the surrounding moorland, the Bristol Channel, and hills up to 86 miles away.

A picturesque, historic and enjoyable medieval forest road that runs along the ridge of the quaint Quantocks Hills

This enchanted forest is the ideal place for a peaceful run. Enjoy the cool and shady feel as you make your way through this beautiful landscape.

Bicknoller Post offers the runner a perfect resting spot high up in the Quantocks where you can enjoy uninterrupted views across the Bristol Channel and toward South Wales.

Moderate trail with outstanding beauty of the Quantocks hills to explore

The Drove is an exceptional pathway, once an old drove road, that runs through the heart of the Quantock Hills Area of Natural Beauty. The road is a mixture of open grasslands with far-reaching views and towering woodlands with a cosy, majestic feel. The road is also a great place for spotting some of the Quantocks fabulous residents, the Highland Cow.

Great Hill is a prominent peak located in the beautiful Quantock Hills in Somerset. Because of its elevated position, you can enjoy wonderful views across the rolling hills and lush farmland that makes up this attractive area. The Quantocks are also home to a number of Highland Cows, and this is a great place for spotting them.

Lydeard Hill is the perfect spot to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Quantocks. From this hilltop vantage point, you can enjoy wonderful views of the rolling hills and lush farmland that sweeps this area.

Moderate trail with outstanding beauty to enjoy

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!

The highest northerly point on the Quantock Hills, the trig point and summit of Beacon Hill is a great viewpoint and run target. It stands at 310m and looks down over Bridgewater Bay and the Kilve coast. The running along the trails on the Quantock ridge is brilliant and although sometimes wet underfoot it's always good. You can run a long loop out to Wills Neck or further or link Beacon Hill with a coastal loop past Kilve.

Hurley Beacon at 353m is one of the high points on the western Quantock Hills. The views west from here towards Exmoor and north towards the sea are beautiful. There is evidence of human activity here with an ancient tumulus visible. When running the ridgeline along the Quantocks or one of the loops it's really worth deviating out to some of these high points on the western edge to take a breather and cast your eyes over the views, it's an awesome place to run so it's nice to stop sometimes and appreciate it!

The combes and cleeves on the Quantocks are characterised by steep sides and lush almost rainforest valleys. This trail into or out of Hodder's Combe is a bridleway so watch out for mountain bikes. The trail is steep and technical, awesome fun to run down and a tough climb to get up. When it's wet it's slippery but still loads of fun.

Hurley Beacon at 353m is one of the high points on the western Quantock Hills. The views west from here towards Exmoor and north towards the sea are beautiful. There is evidence of human activity here with an ancient tumulus visible.