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Day Rides from Coxley Wick Day Rides from Coxley Wick Haymoor Drove loop - 3miles Burcott Road - Burcott Lane Wookey & Yarley – 8 miles Burcott Lane – L Lower Burcott – R Burcott House L on B3139 for 200 yds – R into Wookey – L by church and L by shop past Ring O' Bells – straight on a junction – R fork to long ford – L at bridge to Yarley – cross B3139 into Yarley – ascend then descend to X rds – R to Yew Tree Farm – L for ½ mile – R into Haymoor Drove Wells/Wookey Hole/Yarley – 10 miles Burcott Lane – Burcott Rd – Wells – Tucker St – R into Portway (no through way) to pedestrail cross ober A39 – Wookey Hole Rd – Wookey Hole – Pass Caves complex- L into Titlands Lane – cross A371 – Henley Lane – Wookey – L fork to little ford – cross B3139 – Yarley - ascend then descend Callow Hill & Bower Hill to join Ashmoor Drove - L to Fenny Castle - Yew Tree Farm – R for ½ mile – R into Haymoor Drove Easton Excursion – 10 miles Burcott Lane – L Lower Burcott – R Burcott House L on B3139 for 200 yds – R into Wookey – L by church and L by shop past Ring O' Bells – straight on a junction – R fork to long ford – pass junc on left to Yarley – continue to junction on R by bridge – Easton – take R fork – cross A371 to Ebbor Lane – cont uphill to T junct – R to Wookey Hole – cont towards Wells – L Ash Lane – cross A39 into College Rd – L on The Liberty B3139 – take cycle path on R by Bishops Palace moat – Silver St – Southover – cross Priory Rd – West St – L Tucker St – cross A39 – Burcott Rd – Burcott lane – Coxley North Wootten Wander – 10 mls Upper Coxley – L on Long Drove NCN3 towards Launcherley – R to North Wootten – L or straight (via Redlake Farm) on to North Wootton. In village take L towards Dinder – at Y junct follow road past Dulcote recycling centre – R to join NCN3 /Strawberry Line to Wells – Burrcott Rd / Lane to Coxley Wick. Glastonbury Gallop – 12mls Burcott Lane – Fenny Castle – Godney – Glastonbury – turn L behind the 'Big Red Building' - Beckery – at mini roundabout by Timber Yard 2nd exit - at roundabout 1st exit - over bridge - R at T junct with Meare road - then L on Godney road – after Glastonbury Stadium – turn R - near West Mendip Hospital cross A39 – join NCN3 parallel to A39 - turn R on drove following NCN3 - L to Upper Coxley Wookey – Bleadney Blast – 12 miles Burcott Lane – L Lower Burcott – R Burcott House L on B3139 for 200 yds – R into Wookey – L by church and L by shop past Ring O' Bells – straight on a junction – R fork to long ford – continue over KnowleMoor to A3139 at Bleadney – R for 200yds – L on Yeap's Drove – L to Hurn Farm – Fenny Castle – R for ½ mile – R into Haymoor Drove Bagley & Mudgley Meander – 12 miles Haymoor Drove – Fenny Castle – R at finger post on Yeap's Drove to Bleadney – L on B3139 – Panborough – L Snake Lane – Bagley – L to Mudgley – L on B3151 for 300 yds – L on North Chine Drove for 3 miles - L at Xrds on Hurn Drove – Fenny Castle – Coxley East Horrington Hop – 14 miles Burcott Lane – Wells – cut through by PO sorting office – over Priory Rd – R into Southover – Silver St – moat path – cross B3139 to cycle path – follow to the end at junc B3139-Old Frome Rd – R up Old Frome Rd to East Horrington Xrds – R on Chilcott Lane – r at junc by Chilcott Manor – cont to T junc – R on Sleight Lane – Dinder- R by cottages/stream – L to A371 – L/R up Shepton Old Rd – at top R to Worminster – Dulcote – Woodford - Coxley West Compton Cruise – 15 mils Upper Coxley – Woodford – Dulcote – North Wootten – by pub L on Pilton Hill – Westholm – L at X rds by Perridge Farm – up Stoodly Hill to T junc – R on Stoodly Lane – At X rds L to Burford – West Compton – R by big house – turn L on Ridge Rd – at junc L on Old Wells Rd pass Dungeon farm – next L towards Worminster – sharp R – Dulcote – L to Woodford – Coxley. Pennard Hill Push – 17 miles (14mls ) Upper Coxley – Woodford – (Dulcote) – North Wootten – Lower Westholm – Steanbow – R on A361 200 yds – L into Stickleball Lane – Pennard Hill – R on crest of hill – L down to South Town – West Pennard – R to A361 – R on A361 pass Red Lion – L on Page Lane – Pennard lane – Redlake Farm – L to Hearty Farm – R at junction – L on Long Drove – R to Upper Coxley West Pennard – Wick Loop Whip - 18 miles Upper Coxley – Woodford - Launcherley – North Wootten – L on Slough Lane towards West Pennard – Redlake farm – Pennard Lane – Page Lane – R on A361 for 200yds – L into W Pennard – Coxbrige – Kennards Moor Drove – R on Cinamon Lane – Edgarley – R on A361 for 300 yds – L to Wick – follow to W Mendip Hospital – NCN3 – Long Drove Shapwick Shimmy – 18 miles (14 mls via nature reserves) Fenny Castle – Westhat Moor Drove – Turnpike cottage – L on B3151 – Westhay - R at junc on Shapwick Rd – Shapwick – L at Xrds by church – ignore NCN3 and continue – on Northbrook Rd – Buscott Lane – Buscott - at Xrds straight over – join Stagman Lane on NCN3 – Willow Walk – follow NCN3 signs to timber yard – L Beckery – to B3151 – R/L to Godney Rd - 2nd R – over Common Moor on Great Withy Drove/Chasey's Drove to A39 – cross to NCN3 path – Long Drove towards Launcherley – L at stone marker – Coxley. Westhay Wirl – 20 miles Haymoor Drove – Fenny Castle – Westhay Moor Drove – Turnpike Cottage – L to Westhay – L to Meareway – Meare – L on B3151 for ½ mile – R on Ashcott Rd – L by Railway Inn through Ham Wall nature reserve – Sharpham – NCN3 - cross Meare/Street Rd on to Glastonbury Willow Walk path – follow NCN3 signs to timber yard – L Beckery – to B3151 – R/L to Godney Rd - 2nd R – over Common Moor on Great Withy Drove/Chasey's Drove to A39 – cross to NCN3 path – Long Drove towards Launcherley – L at stone marker Willow Walk – 20 mls Upper Coxley – NCN3 - Long Drove – cycle path adjacent to A39 – cross to Chasey's Drove / Withy Drove – follow to Godney Rd – L then staggered crossing to Beckery - follow NCN3 signs past timber yard at mini roundabout follow NCN3 to Willow walk – at end R/L on NCN3 towards Ashcott – Shapwick – R – Westhay – Wedmore Rd – R by turnpike cottage L on Meare Rd – L on A39 for 50 yds – L behind Morelands into Beckery – follow back to Meare Rd staggered junction – straight on at Godney Xrds – next R to Fenny Castle – Haymoor Drove. Blackford – 22 mls Fenny Castle – R at Godney Xrds – at B3151 L ½ ml – R - Tadham Moor – Sharp R – at junc straight on – Westham – R on B3139 – Blackford – follow Wedmore ½ ml – R to Sand – Xrds – Bagley – Theale – Panborough – Bleadney – R to Hurn Farm - Fenny Castle – Coxley Wick Glastonbury/Shapwick loop – 25 mls Street – Glastonbury – NCN3 Willow Walk – Ashcott – Shapwick (turn R towards Westhay - regional cycle route) – Westhay Moor Drove – Fenny Castle - Haymoor Drove Blackford Blast – 27 mls Fenny Castle – Bleadney – Theale – L – Bagley – Xrds – Sand – Blackford – Mark – Burtle – Westhay – R at Turnpike cottage - Fenny Castle – Coxley Wick North – Tadham Moor - Cheddar Gorge – Priddy – 28 mls Fenny Castle - Panborough junct - Tadham Moor - Blackford - Stoughton Cross - Clewer - Cheddar Gorge - Priddy - Wookey Hole - Haybridge - Wookey – Coxley Wick Glastonbury/Shapwick NCN3 Sustrans Volunteer Ranger loop – 28 mls Upper Coxley – NCN3 - Long Drove – cycle path adjacent to A39 – cross to Chasey's Drove / Withy Drove – follow to Godney Rd – L then staggered crossing to Beckery - follow NCN3 signs past timber yard at mini roundabout follow NCN3 to Willow walk – at end R/L on NCN3 towards Ashcott – Shapwick – R towards Westhay – in 2 miles R into Shapwick Heath Nature Reserve – cross Ashcott Rd – Ham Wall nature reserve – at end L on NCN3 to Meare Rd – R/L to Wllow Walk path – at end follow NCN3 signs to mini rndbt by timber yard – L follow to Meare Rd staggered junction – straight on at Godney Xrds – next R to Fenny Castle – Haymoor Drove. Cheddar Gorge – East Harptree – Wells – 30 mls Fenny Castle - Bleadney – Panborough – Wedmore – Cheddar Gorge (cafes) – turn L – NCN3 – East Harptree (edge of) turn R on Old Bristol Road – Castle of Comfort – Miners Arms – Hunters Lodge – Milton – Wells (cafes) – Dulcote – Woodford – Upper Coxley Keinton Mandeville Loop – 35mls Upper Coxley – Long Drove – A39 path – West Mendip Hospital – L /L Wick – L A361 for ½ ml – R - Baltonsborough – straight on at X rds – turn L after river bridge before Barton St David – Keinton Mandeville – at X rds cross B3153 – continue to end of village - turn R – over railway bridge - at junct straight on into Charlton Adam – at shop turn R - pass playing fields - edge of Charlton Mackrell – turn L before railway arch - in 1/4 ml turn R – towards Somerton – pass Charlton Mackrell school on L and church on R - under railway bridge then descend to B3153 - turn L – under railway bridge - in about 2 mls turn L on B3151 in 200 yds on bend take 2nd R – Somerton (café) – follow Langport signs – turn R towards Bancombe Trading Estate (Regional cycle route 30) - Bancombe – after about 4 mls turn R - Henley – in 1/4 ml turn R - turn R at junct with Pedwell/High Ham road towards Pedwell – cross King's Sedgemoor Drain - after about 2mls turn R on A361 - after 100m turn L up Pedwell Hill – L/R to Shapwick – Westhay – R at turnpike c0ttage – Fenny C Mendip southern loop – 35mls Burcott Lane / Rd – Wells – S Horrington – old Frome road – cross A37 – at Waggon & Horses pub turn R signed Doulting – Chelynch – turn R - Bodden – turn R on A361 at Charlton House for Shepton Mallet (F&C) – return on A361 - pass Charlton House – at sharp left bend on A361 turn R up hill – Stoney Stratton – Evercreech – turn R then next L towards Elbow Corner - cross A371 then A37 – Pylle – turn L then R - East Pennard – West Bradley –
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