Activities

Shared & Private hot air balloon rides in the South West

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A tranquil wilderness on the edge of North
Somerset has been an important spot to local
people for hundreds of years.
Leigh Woods National Nature Reserve has ancient woodland
and is home to many unusual plants and animals.
Whether you want a peaceful walk to remote parts of the woods,
or a short family stroll, there are numerous paths to follow.

Begin the walk at the Grade II-listed Weston-super-Mare train station – opened in 1884 on a new loop which replaced the 1841 branch line. Brunel’s Grade II-listed signal box is in the adjacent car park as a reminder of this previous trackway.

The Berrow Dunes Nature Reserve walk is suitable for all walkers.

This is an easy to moderate walk with historical interest as well as some wonderful views. Suitable for all walkers.

Start at the15th century Holy Trinity Church, in Church Lane. It has a tower typical to the area but the pinnacles weren’t added until 1904.

Begin at the community centre in Keedwell Hill. Take the path that leads across the children’s play area to Keeds Lane.

Take a stroll through this award-winning park, suitable for all walkers.

Claverham, between Yatton and Cleeve, was originally a farming hamlet within the North Somerset levels. It was probably named after
the clover fields which surround the
village.

Somerset farm shop specialising in local meat, near Burnham on sea