Overview Map
also see detailed route plan (pdf) - and the information below
Contour heights interpreted from public
domain NASA (SRTM) data, with thanks to David Storey
The Coleridge Way in Somerset was opened in April 2005. The Coleridge Way is 36 miles long reaching from Nether Stowey, one time home of poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, to Porlock.
The route takes in some of the county's most beautiful landscape, passing from the Quantocks (England's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), through the little known Brendon Hills and into Exmoor National Park.
Coleridge was a passionate walker and once walked from Nether Stowey to Porlock in a day. To enjoy the countryside and villages we would suggest that the Coleridge Way be walked in 3 or 4 days.
Wouldn't you prefer a laser printed, laminated route plan?
You are quite welcome to print off our route plan for free - but when it's raining you'd wish you had a laminated copy.
Three double-sided, A4 laminated sheets, one for each day. Just £2.99 inc p&p, for the whole route! (UK only)
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Other pages on this site about
The Coleridge Way
- Detailed route plan in pdf format
- Accommodation on route
- Photographs of the route
- Detailed information about some villages on route
Coleridge Cottage opening times 2007
1st April to 30th September:
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays
and Bank Holiday Mondays - 2pm to 5pm.
