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Avalon Marshes Walks

Thanks to the Avalon Marshes website you can enjoy stunning walks along trails, paths and around nature reserves in the area. Take a look at their website for further details and routes.

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East Mendip Way

Taking in the beauiful Somerset countryside, this nineteen mile walk runs from Wells to Frome. Starting near the stunning cathedral, you will pass through several wooded sections including King's Castle Woods and Ham Woods, both owned by the National Trust. Don't forget to arrange your transport home unless you feel up to the return walk!

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West Compton & North Wootton from Pilton

A super walk starting from the picturesque village of Pilton. The footpath follows the southern edge of the Mendip Hills and is approximately seven and a half miles long with 750 feet of ascent. Please be aware that Glastonbury Festival usually takes place towards the end of June and at this time all the local footpaths are closed.

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Walks near Glastonbury

'With miles of stunning Walks near Glastonbury we have listed 3 of the very best Walks Glastonbury has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have trekked them.'

Avalon Marshes Walks

Avalon Marshes Walks

Thanks to the Avalon Marshes website you can enjoy stunning walks along trails, paths and around nature reserves in the area. Take a look at their website for further details and routes.

East Mendip Way

East Mendip Way

Taking in the beauiful Somerset countryside, this nineteen mile walk runs from Wells to Frome. Starting near the stunning cathedral, you will pass through several wooded sections including King's Castle Woods and Ham Woods, both owned by the National Trust. Don't forget to arrange your transport home unless you feel up to the return walk!

West Compton & North Wootton from Pilton

West Compton & North Wootton from Pilton

A super walk starting from the picturesque village of Pilton. The footpath follows the southern edge of the Mendip Hills and is approximately seven and a half miles long with 750 feet of ascent. Please be aware that Glastonbury Festival usually takes place towards the end of June and at this time all the local footpaths are closed.