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Wordsworth’s home to Coleridge Cottage| Walks Programme

Walk along the route that Samuel Taylor Coleridge and his friends William and Dorothy Wordsworth enjoyed regularly. 

  • Booking essential

Join our walk leaders on a ramble between Kilve, Alfoxton and Nether Stowey. Take in the vast panoramic view, spot wildlife and connect with nature like Coleridge once did on his walk on the hills with his friends. Along the way, see where the Wordsworth’s lived during their time in the area and discover the path, they took on their way to Coleridge Cottage.

Dogs on a lead are welcome on this walk. Normal admission applies to attendees wanting to visit Coleridge Cottage, but the tearoom can be used free of charge.

Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Distance: 6.4 miles

Duration: 4 hours

Total ascent: 300 meters (with multiple hills)

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The basics

Booking number

Call 03442491895

Accessibility

Please keep in mind that this in an intermediate level walk which includes uneven terrain and multiple hills. There may be kissing gates along the route. Distance: 6.4 miles. Duration: 4 hours

Meeting point

Please meet at Coleridge Cottage at 9:45am to catch the bus in the village at 10.15am

Suitability for children

Children welcome

What to bring and wear

Please dress for the weather and wear study footwear suitable for walking. No flip flops or heeled shoes. Please bring water and snacks.

Other

The walk is free, but booking is essential

Upcoming events

Nether Stowey Village Walk | Walks Programme 

Explore the charming village of Nether Stowey with one of our walk leaders.

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28 Jun to 27 Sep 2026
at 12:45 to 14:00+ 13 other dates or times

Romantic Women Tour 

Uncover the hidden stories of the women who shaped Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s life and work on a guided tour of Coleridge Cottage.

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on
2 Jul to 29 Oct 2026
at 12:00 to 13:00+ 17 other dates or times

Stowey Surrounds | Walks Programme 

Connect with the landscape that inspired Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poetry on a guided walk.

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16 Jul to 10 Sep 2026
at 11:00 to 14:00+ 3 other dates or times