Quantock Greenway Walk Map

A splendid figure of eight walk through the stunning Quantock Hils AONB.
The walk begins at the pretty village of Broomfield which is the highest village on the Quantock Hills. The first section takes you to the tiny village of West Bagborough and then up a steep climb through Floorey Down and Great Wood.... Another long woodland section then follows leading you to the village of Holford on the River Holford.
From here, the path leads you through the delightful Stowborrow Deer Park on the way to West Quantoxhead and then Crowcombe where you will pass the Grade I listed Crowcombe court, dating from the 18th century. You then head back through the Great Wood and through Enmore and Goathurst before returning to Broomfield.

Pubs and More Info
In Crowcombe there's the noteworthy Carew Arms for a pit stop. The historic pub dates back to the 17th century and has a charming interior with an ancient inglenook fire. Outside there's a splendid large garden area with views towards the Brendon Hills. You can find them at postcode TA4 4AD for your sat navs.
Near West Quantoxhead you could take a detour from the route to visit Kilve Beach and East Quantoxhead. The beach is a great place for fossil hunting and walks along the cliff top path. There's also a lovely cafe for cream teas and a 17th century coaching inn in Kilve village.

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Nearby Routes

Coleridge Way Holford Kilve Beach and East Quantoxhead Crowcombe West Bagborough Hodder's Combe and Round Hill Walk West Quantoxhead Deer Park Woods and Beacon Hill Walk

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Approaching Raswell House Bridleway 4/31, followed by the Macmillan Way West and the Quantock Greenway, drops to cross the road from Buncombe Hill to Kingston St Mary at Raswell House.

The Quantock Greenway at Walford's Gibbet

Woodland near Cushuish. Looking across a sprouting winter cereal field from Cushuish Lane, here a restricted byway (T9/12, followed by the Quantock Greenway). The unnamed woods are around a steep little valley carrying a stream down towards Yarford.

The Quantock Greenway was opened in 2001 and consists of two routes. The northern route is 31Km (20 miles) and the southern route 29Km (18 miles). This section follows parallel to the A358 for about half a mile.

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