Maesbury Castle

A limestone upland riddled with caves and gorges, an easy high point, and old lead-mining country on top

2.6 km NW

A moated medieval palace whose swans ring a bell for food, taught since the 1870s.

5.9 km W

England's earliest Gothic cathedral, famous for its carved west front and the great scissor arches crossing the nave.

6.1 km W

Edwardian hillside terraces framing Wells Cathedral and the Vale of Avalon below.

6.2 km W

River-carved show caves under the Mendips.

7.5 km W

A steep wooded limestone gorge on the Mendips near Wookey Hole, a National Nature Reserve with a scramble through the ravine and ice-age caves

7.9 km W