Cheddar Gorge

Rocks at Cheddar Gorge

Important notice -

Our countryside space is open. We encourage everyone to observe social distancing measures. Please stay local if possible to avoid creating hotspots.

Discover the heights of Somerset's famous Cheddar Gorge

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Family walking in the woodland at Castle Ward, County Down

Which places are open and what you need to know before you visit 

More than 100 gardens and parks and hundreds of coast and countryside places are open in England and Northern Ireland. Following the latest government guidance, all houses in England and Northern Ireland are closed. We're reopening our places in Wales from Monday 9 November for visitors who live in Wales in line with Welsh government guidelines following the firebreak lockdown. To avoid disappointment please book in advance, especially at weekends and school holidays. Please check the property webpage of the place you wish to visit before you travel. Find out how to book and what to expect from your visit.

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Cheddar Gorge

Things to see and do

Brent Knoll on a summer day

Somerset 360˚ 

From Brean Down to Glastonbury Tor, Visit Somerset's 360˚ lets you explore six jaw-dropping views.

The view to Sand Point from Middle Hope

Hidden gems in Somerset 

Some of your favourite Somerset places are hiding a big secret.

Cheddar Gorge geological features

Go walking 

With its weathered crags and pinnacles, Cheddar Gorge plays host to a varied community of specialised plants and wildlife.

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Cheddar Gorge

Wildlife

Sheep on Cheddar Gorge

Wildlife  

Cheddar Gorge is famous for its herd of feral goats, but this National Trust site has lots more fascinating wildlife to discover.

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