Walks in Somerset

There are few better ways to enjoy the outdoors than by exploring the countryside around Somerset on foot. We've put together a few of the top spring walks- there are plenty to try.

Grazing sheep in the parkland at Montacute House
Montacute House   Somerset

Walks at Montacute House

Catch the changing seasons with a walk around the Montacute House estate. Bring your dog and enjoy all that nature has to offer.

Explore the estate at Montacute House
Visitors walking in the woodland at Tyntesfield, Somerset.
Tyntesfield   North Somerset

Getting active at Tyntesfield

Getting active across the Tyntesfield estate is the perfect way to see the plants, trees and wildlife. Find out more about our walking routes, the running route and geocaching across the estate here.

Which way will you walk?
Summer wildflower meadows are speckled with colour
Bath Skyline   Bath and NE Somerset

Bath Skyline walk

A 6-mile circular walk, just a short stroll from Bath city centre. Enter another world in the skyline hills above Bath, through meadows and ancient woodlands to secluded valleys.

Check out this popular trail
Wild garlic fringes the paths throughout the spring
Prior Park Landscape Garden   Somerset

Things to enjoy in spring at Prior Park

Spring in the garden is full of life and nature. The wild garlic is in full bloom, and there are so many other delights to discover.

Plan your visit
The view across the park at Dyrham Park
Dyrham Park   South Gloucestershire

Self-led walking trails at Dyrham Park

There are acres of ancient parkland, formal gardens and woodland terraces waiting to be discovered. Our downloadable walking trails will take you on a journey through history, under trees and to the best spots for sweeping vistas. Why not discover more this season?

Find a walk
The footpath to Brean Down fort
Brean Down   Somerset

Brean Down coastal walk

Discover one of the great landmarks of the Somerset coastline on this scenic coastal walk across Brean Down.

Plan your walk
Cheddar Gorge geological features
Cheddar Gorge   Somerset

Cheddar Gorge walk

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

Explore the trail
Fyne Court is home to many species of fungi
Fyne Court   Somerset

Fyne Court wildlife walk

Discover a wealth of wildlife on this gentle walk around Fyne Court Estate, starting near the old buildings in the courtyard, then around broadleaved woodland and grazed meadows.

Feast your senses at Fyne Court
An ancient oak tree in Horner Wood on the Holnicote Estate, Somerset
Horner Wood   Somerset

Horner Wood ancient trees walk

This route is currently closed due to ash dieback - an alternative path is displayed at Horner car park. Start with a picnic in the meadows before exploring this extensive ancient wood pasture, and greeting the deer, stag and impressive 500-year-old oak tree.

Uncover the wonders