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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.

Walk information Distance: 2.7 miles Difficulty: a flat route, following quiet country lanes. It is accessible for wheelchairs and buggies. There is no pavement along some of the lanes but roads were quiet when Life did the walk. Duration: about 1 hour Map: OS 154 Explorer

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. This walk takes a leisurely stroll along the village lanes. Start at the corner of High Street and Claverham Road. The building on this corner was originally the village post office and more recently a restaurant. Go along the High Street, passing Chestnut Drive on your left and Melanie’s hairdressers and Pizza2Go on your right. Continue along this road as it turns a sharp right corner. It becomes a lane and the pavement runs out so be careful of vehicles.  Click HERE for full details and FREE PDF copy