Popular Loddiswell Walks | ||
2 Popular Walks |
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Walk 1 | Avon valley |
5.2 miles (2h 10) | |
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Walk 2 | Avon valley shorter walk |
3.5 miles (1h 30) | |
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Nearby |
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Loddiswell (Lodiswille in Domesdaybook) lies high above the valley
Its church (St Michaels) dates back to the 14 century - the font is part of the original 11th century building.
Roman coins have been found north of the village.
After heavy rain wellies may be advisable.
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14th century Church Hump Bridges, River Avon |
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The Loddiswell Inn |
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Car park at Loddiswell. |
Both walks pass , about half way , a sign for Avon Mill Cafe & Garden Centre; turn left and cross bridge then right for refreshments ; retrace steps to continue the walk.
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Valley View |
Walk 1 Avon valley (5.2 miles) |
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It follows mainly public footpaths and lanes.
There is one steep descent to the river Avon.
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After crossing the river, you join a potentially busy lane for 0.3 miles (10 minutes). |
In Silveridge wood the path runs along an abandoned railway line to South Brent.
After crossing the river you turn left and continue following the river back towards Loddiswell.
length: |
5.2 miles | |
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![]() | Walk 2 Avon valley shorter walk (3.5 miles) | ![]() |
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This equally pleasant walk along the Avon to Silveridge Wood avoids a busy stretch.
It follows more public footpaths than lanes.
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