Chew Valley Caravan Park

Three Peaks Walk

Tackles 27km of varied Somerset terrain with moderate to steep climbs across three distinct summits. Challenging full-day route unsuitable for buggies or young children due to length and elevation changes. Dogs welcome but need good fitness for the distance. Rewards with panoramic views over the Mendip Hills and countryside, best attempted by experienced walkers with proper navigation skills and stamina for extended hillwalking.

Limestone Link

Connects the Mendip Hills to the Cotswolds across 36 miles of varied terrain, mixing gentle valleys with steep climbs over exposed limestone ridges. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to length and challenging sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with dramatic views, ancient woodland, and distinctive limestone grassland unique to this geological corridor between two iconic landscapes.

Two Rivers Way

Follows the Rivers Frome and Avon across 32km of Cotswold countryside between Sherborne and Bristol, mixing flat riverside paths with moderate climbs through woodland and farmland. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles and uneven terrain, but families with older children can tackle shorter sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards with peaceful water meadows, historic mill sites, and varied wildlife—ideal for a multi-day adventure or cherry-picking quieter stretches away from busy

The Mendip Trail

Traverses the dramatic Mendip Hills ridge with sustained climbs and descents across open limestone plateau and wooded combes—expect proper elevation gain. Unsuitable for buggies; older children who manage longer distances will love the cave country and panoramic Somerset views. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near grazing sheep. Delivers classic ridge walking with Cheddar Gorge, ancient lead workings, and sweeping vistas across the Bristol Channel that justify every uphill metre.

The Butcombe Trail