Feather Down Glastonbury Hill Park

River Parrett Trail

Follows the River Parrett for 50 miles from its source in the Dorset hills through Somerset's lowlands to the Bristol Channel. Mostly flat riverside and field paths with occasional gentle climbs near the source; expect mud in wet weather and some sections on quiet roads. Suitable for families tackling shorter segments, but full route is long-distance and less practical with buggies due to stiles and uneven terrain. Dogs welcome throughout. Offers peaceful waterside walking through classic Somers

East Deane Way

Traverses rolling Devon countryside with moderate climbs through ancient woodlands, open farmland and quiet valleys between Teignmouth and Moretonhampstead. Mixed terrain includes field paths, bridleways and some road sections – muddy after rain. Generally dog-friendly on leads near livestock. The steady inclines and stiles make it challenging for buggies and very young children, but rewarding for families with older kids who enjoy varied landscapes and occasional wildlife spotting.

Macmillan Way West

Stretches across undulating countryside with moderate climbs through Somerset's rolling hills and river valleys. Terrain varies from farm tracks to field paths, with some steep sections near Exmoor's fringes—not suitable for buggies and challenging for very young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. This long-distance trail offers peaceful rural walking through classic West Country landscapes, historic villages, and ancient woodlands, perfect for those seeking a proper countryside esc

Mary Michael Pilgrims Way