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R L and check behind without E ROA exploring its rich heritage and delightful countryside. cycle along the towpath of the Taunton to Bridgwater Canal, or a boat ride AV W l Make sure your bike is well down the . The town itself has a small but thriving centre where wobbling before riding on the road. ISTOL maintained and roadworthy. R V D C A R B A For walkers and cyclists seeking a relaxing rural jaunt, the Somerset O O L A R l you will find familiar high-street stores nestled alongside smaller individual E M G H Always ride within your own ability. R A G T I E A l Be visible. You must use front D H L B Levels are perfect touring country, with their meandering quiet lanes G T E E A 9 outlets, as well as a number of cafes, pubs and restaurants. Mill H

R H T N l D C and rear lights after dark and Ride about 1m out from the kerb and hill-free landscape. These ancient wetlands, rich in wildlife, are O R T to avoid drains, litter and glass in H may wish to consider wearing home to one of Somerset’s oldest traditional skills – willow basket G A B There are some fine examples of T A the gutter and to make yourself E I reflective or bright clothing. L E weaving – an important craft for the production of a wide range of E YS Georgian architecture in Castle U L more visible to following traffic. l THE CLINK TR N ANSON WAY VALETTA P E a THE CLIN l Wear appropriate footwear and K E V n items from lobster pots to hot air balloon baskets! A R E T Street and screen work dating a O T E S S L l C THE CLINK EB clothing and consider wearing a Think ahead and try not to make A H E

C R D n Y back to the 14th century can N R A o K L U V Y L sudden moves or changes in t A E helmet. L For those who prefer the challenge of mountain biking and hill H N C W U n C S E be seen in St Mary’s church. u PE E O P direction. Anticipate obstacles and sports, the Quantocks, Mendips and Exmoor all provide exhilarating a R A l T BLAKE C Carry a good-quality lock and BLA PL Standing proudly in the town & C T turns ahead and position yourself KL SDC C E A A E opportunities to test your stamina against the hills and discover r P make sure you secure your bike N R R O D Offices W e E T T t S V L T E E S D appropriately in good time. Act R square, as a prominent reminder E a A E S S G H E R

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M H O R T E D G C C ST HI T A W E ET E R R D D E E E A DON largest and oldest in , E E R Moving Forward is a passenger line, to the coastal towns of Watchet and Minehead. T T O O Bridgwater R G ST B R ST M ET O takes place on St Matthew’s ARYSTREET PBI AD SI AM L L D A S V K For those with a love of myth and legend, Somerset can fascinate E E EN Field on the last Wednesday R S D initiative aimed at reducing T R S GA T H REDGAT R T G E you with the legend of King Arthur. The Iron Age hill fort at South A EI ST of September for four days, E L RE congestion and pollution A U N E A E 3 N CR T 9 T ET 1 TRE T Cadbury is the alleged site of Camelot and at , the N S O Eastover Park attracting visitors from far and RIAR N in Somerset. By raising E F S S R A O D L WEST L M ONZ ancient monks claimed to have found the remains of this warrior and C OY wide. As does Bridgwater’s ET D O LA awareness and encouraging wider use of sustainable travel alternatives E N R O N T FIEL LD P his queen, Gwynevere. At Athelney stands a monument to another ST T A R famous illuminated Guy Fawkes TS E AU M such as walking, cycling, car share and public transport, we can W N A ES E T A ON D RD E N N E monarch, King Alfred, reminding us of where he burnt the cakes. E O A Carnival. This spectacular procession of floats, which takes place each T U B AY L D L U protect and improve our environment, our health and our quality of life. E N ROADW D A N E E R Y I E R V T E A PE N T A I V L U P S D R C L N N A November, lights up the town and is one of the largest and most vibrant NT SA R R L D O IA H C

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0 1 2 3 Miles Caravan/camping site This cycling and walking map is one Motorway 8 A PLACES TO VISIT Westonzoyland 0 1 2 3 4 5 Kilometres 39 of a series covering towns and villages Local routes 1 The Blake Museum Pumping Station Hoopers Lane, throughout Somerset Signed cycle route Blake Street, A roads TA6 3NB Westonzoyland, TA7 0LS Traffic-free cycle path 01278 456127 01823 698532 Advisory cycle route www.wzlet.org Cannington Golf Course www.blakemuseum.org.uk Bridleway (cycling allowed) A39 4 Footpath (no cycling) 2 Bridgwater Arts Centre 9 Somerset Brick & Tile Pelican crossing 11-13 Castle Street, Museum Bridgwater Railway line (and station) TA6 3DD East Quay, Bridgwater, el Toucan crossing nn TA6 4AE ha NCN / regional route number 01278 422700 tol C Bris www.bridgwaterartscentre.co.uk 01278 426088 10 School A39 Frome 6 20 Non-adopted path 1 15 17 College 3 Bridgwater & BIKE SHOPS 8

3 2 Place of worship A Taunton Canal 1 The Bicycle Chain 14 9 Bridgwaterter A3 11-13 Castle Street, Salmon Parade, TA6 5PY 5 18 100-150 Post office TA6 3DD 19 01278 423640 Taunton 01278 422700 4 9 13 Toilets 50-100 www.bicyclechain.co.uk 3 Yeovil 4 1 Bike shop Cannington Pitch & Putt 2 St John Street Cycles 12 16 0-50

8 Rural Rodway Hill, 91-93 St John Street, TA6 5HX Urban National Cycle Network Bus station Cannington, On Road 7 11 Contour height 01278 441500 National Cycle Network On-carriage cycle lane Traffic-free TA5 2LR www.sjscycles.co.uk Refreshments in metres A National Cycle Network 39 01278 655050 Proposed Hospital Comments 3 Roger Joseph Cycles 5 Fyne Court – 4 Church Walk, These maps have been produced with advice from editions. Please send comments and observations Swimming pool Somerset Wildlife Trust , TA6 6SE maps in the Somerset series local cyclists, town/parish councils and other interested F.A.O. The Cycling Officer, Somerset County Council, A partners and will be continually reviewed and C702, County Hall, Taunton TA1 4DY or email 3 Broomfield, 01278 663545 8 1 Minehead & Dunster 2 Watchet & Williton 3 Wellington updated. We welcome any comments that may help [email protected] Library TA5 2EQ improve the quality and information provided for future 4 Taunton 5 Bridgwater 6 Burnham & Highbridge A 01823 652400 3 7 2 Site of the Battle of Sedgemoor 7 Chard 8 Ilminster 9 & Ham POST OFFICES Reporting a problem on a Public Right of Way Sand 6 Somerset Levels Basket Cheddar & 11 Crewkerne 12 Martock & S. Petherton Mount Street, 10 If you find a problem on a public footpath or Somerset Direct on 0845 3459155 or visit www. & Craft Centre bridleway such as an obstruction, aggressive animal, , where you can Enmore Park Town Centre, 13 Somerton 14 Glastonbury & Street 15 Wells somerset.gov.uk/rightsofway Golf Club Lyng Road, , missing signpost or damaged stile please telephone inform us via the interactive mapping. Historical building Bridgwater, TA6 3ER 16 Yeovil 17 Shepton Mallet 18 Castle Cary & Bruton TA7 0SG 01278 427003 19 Wincanton 20 Frome 01823 698688 A Shopping centre 372 www.somersetlevels.co.uk This map is published with the intention of providing cases, cyclists should judge the suitability of the route LIBRARIES

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