This short walk takes you from Walton around the edge of Small Moor to Sharpham Park. Mark’s Ditches & Droves – Moderate 7 miles (11km).Romans, Rivers & Railways (Cossington) – Moderate 7 miles (11km).Marshes & Mendips (Panborough) – Moderate 6 miles (9.5km).Rhynes & Rare Breeds (Shapwick) – Moderate 6 miles (9.5km).Mounds & Moors (Fenny Castle) – Moderate 5 miles (8km).

Wedmore, Wetlands and Sand – Moderate 4.5 miles (7km).Baltonsborough, Butt Moor and the Brue – Moderate 4.5 miles (7km).Wearyall Hill, Beckery and the Brue – Moderate 4 miles (6.5km).Islands & Peatlands (Westhay) – Easy 3.5 miles (5.5km).Glastonbury Tor to the Old Oaks – Moderate 3.5 miles (5.5km).A Wander Around Walton & Small Moor – Easy 2.5 miles (3km).However, please note these routes were designed 10 years ago and are no longer checked by us, so do bear in mind the statement above in bold regarding footpath access issues and fault reporting. These circular walks will take you away from the nature reserves and into the surrounding countryside using public rights of way and permissive routes – click on the links below to download copies. Either download a copy from our Maps page or pick one up at the Avalon Marshes Centre.

Whilst not essential our map will take you to trails and hides that you might not otherwise find. Ham Wall, Shapwick Heath and Shapwick Moor are linked by walk routes from the Avalon Marshes Centre. On the nature reserves you will find many paths, trails and boardwalks which are maintained by the partners. Nature Reserves – Trails, Paths and Hides

Any such faults should be reported to Somerset County Council. Ordnance Survey Explorer Maps 140 and 141 cover the whole of the Avalon Marshes and show rights of way and other useful information, but please be aware that we do not maintain these Public Rights of Way, which can sometimes fall into disrepair, with some routes overgrown or impassable, especially during the summer, particularly those that are not regularly walked.

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