Camp Wild Burrow Hill Farm

Wellington Monument walk

Climbs steadily through National Trust woodland to the striking 175-foot obelisk commemorating the Duke of Wellington – expect a proper uphill workout. The terrain is uneven with tree roots and some steep sections, making it challenging for buggies and tiring for little legs, though determined families manage it. Dogs welcome on leads. Rewards you with panoramic views across the Blackdown Hills and Somerset Levels from the monument's base, plus fascinating military history if you explore the vis

Herepath Trail - Churchstanton

Follows an ancient ridgeway path with moderate inclines and exposed sections across the Blackdown Hills. Mostly firm tracks suitable for older children, though some rougher stretches make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Enjoy sweeping Somerset views and a genuine sense of history walking this medieval trade route, with good opportunities to spot buzzards and skylarks overhead.

Uffculme Village Trail

Loops through this picturesque East Devon village on mostly flat pavements and quiet lanes with a few gentle inclines. Perfect for families with buggies and young children – well-surfaced throughout. Dogs welcome on leads through the village streets. Takes in the historic Coldharbour Mill, St Mary's Church, and traditional thatched cottages while exploring Uffculme's textile heritage and pretty Culm Valley setting. An easy heritage stroll rather than countryside ramble.

Westleigh Quarry Trail

Broadhembury Circular Walk