Nether Stowey is a medieval town that grew around textiles and pottery.

Also known as St Audries, after the deer park and manor house here 

Bicknoller, meaning Bica’s Alder Tree, sits in the shadow of the Quantocks.

Williton sits on a ridge overlooking the coast.

A village set between the Quantock and Brendon Hills

This village of around 600 people is a favourite on The Coleridge Way Walk.

Roadwater sits in one of the Brendon’s deep wooded valleys

Wheddon Cross has been a traveller’s resting point for centuries.

The original end of the Coleridge Way before the 2015 extension to Lynmouth, 

Porlock Weir is a tiny 15th century harbour just off the Coleridge Way.

The first village after crossing the border into Devon on the Coleridge Way

Lynmouth marks the end of the Coleridge Way

For a longer walk let us transfer you up to Simonsbath, around 10 miles away.