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Nyland Hill

Nyland Hill, Somerset, England

16.37 KM

This route starts at Wedmore and heads east across the Somerset Levels to Rodney Stoke, following the River Axe for much of the way. After passing St Leonard's Church, the path begins to head back westwards. The going is pretty flat until it reaches Nyland Hill, though the climb is well worth the far-reaching views over the Levels. From Beyond Bristol book 2.

22 Mar 2025
Some Hills
5hrs, 20min (3hrs, 58min)
altitude Graph for nyland hill walk

Elevation: Max 84m, Min 4m, Gain 80m

Pictures from the walk

drainage channel in the somerset levels

Crossing the Somerset Levels

warning sign on rural footbridge

Unsafe Bridge!

view through hedgerow to nyland hill

Distant view of Nyland Hill

rural lane with telegraph pole and large white house

The outskirts of Rodney Stoke

farmyard with barn and covered hay bales

Farmyard

lane running through the somerset levels

Somerset landscape

country landscape with hill in background

Approaching Nyland Hill

country lane with hedges and telegraph pole

Walking down country lanes

brown calf with white face looking directly into camera

Young calf at Batts Farm

farmyard with young calves

Batts Farm

hillside with sheep

Climbing up Nyland Hill

the view over the somerset levels from nyland hill

The view over the Somerset Levels from Nyland Hill

walker on hillside

G on the hill

view from nyland hill with lake in the shape of a star

Star lake

straight country lane with hill in background

Nyland Drove

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