Walking holidays in Somerset and Wiltshire

Walk through millions of years of history in these south west counties, to discover a prehistoric stone circle and a formidable gorge.

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Cheddar Gorge

At almost 400 feet deep and three miles long, this is England's largest gorge, and with its weathered crags and pinnacles, one of our most spectacular natural sights. Take our 4 mile trail to discover the enormity of its rocky outcrops.

Brean Cove Apartment

This bright and airy apartment is based at the foot of Brean Down and boasts panoramic sea views. Cheddar Gorge is just a 30-minute drive from here.

Summerhouse Cottage

Perching on the edge of the woodland on the Tyntesfield estate, this former hunting lodge is perfect for a couple wanting to explore the Somerset countryside. Cheddar Gorge is a 40-minute drive from here.

Chaplain's House

If you're after a stay with character in between walking expeditions, this Victorian house will suit. It sits on the Tyntesfield estate, so visitors can explore the parkland after hours or drive to Cheddar Gorge in under an hour.

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Stonehenge and Avebury

Walk in the footsteps of our ancestors in these iconic landscapes. Go on a self-guided tour or take up the 50km challenge which encompasses eight trails of varying lengths.

Fishlock's Cottage

Fishlock's sits within Avebury's prehistoric stone circle and has views over the surrounding downland. Once you've explored this site, head to Stonehenge which is a 40-minute drive away.

2 High Street

In the centre of Lacock village, this 15th-century cottage is packed full of charm and makes a cosy base for exploring Lacock Abbey and the countryside nearby.