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Are you unsure which land is designated as 'Open Access' on the Quantock Hills?

Natural England (@naturalengland) have an online mapping service which allows you to zoom in to specific areas.

Great for checking if the requirement for dogs to be kept on leads during the nesting season applies on your walk.

Follow the link in our bio to access the map at the bottom of our Linktree page 👍

A circular walk from Fyne Court to Stream Farm and back, exploring the variety from field, Fyne, and farm, around the highest village on the Quantock Hills. See the hills bursting into life around Broomfield as summer season is upon us. This short route will be loaded with life and local lore.

The walk will be approximately 5.5km (3 miles) on country lanes with some steep ascents so please remember to wear appropriate footwear for walking off road, dress comfortably for the weather on the day and remember to bring your own refreshments, especially a drink if its warm.

For more information or to book a place visit our website:
https://www.quantockhills.com/eve.../fyne-farm-circular-walk (find the link in our bio 👍🔗).

It’s a scorcher today! ☀️🥵
So glad we started the day bright and early with a lovely shaded walk at Lydeard Hill listening to the Cuckoo’s 👍🏻🌳🐤

Lydeard Hill is the gateway to the southern hilltops of the Quantock Hills. The views are some of the best in the hills with huge vistas across the Vale of Taunton to the Blackdown Hills and into Devon. From the car park there are many tracks from which you can explore the more open rugged uplands with Lydeard Hill being one of the main starting points for those that want to go to Wills Neck, the highest point in the Quantock Hills at 386m.

There are lots of lovely shaded areas to walk too, under the trees to keep everyone cool in the sunshine 😎🐕🚶🏼‍♀️🚶🏻

For more details on a variety of walks to explore around the Quantock Hills visit our website, find the link in our bio 👍🏻🔗
https://www.quantockhills.com/places-to-visit

The Quantock Hills are a beautiful place to be in this lovely sunshine, but please remember that BBQ's and fires are NOT PERMITTED anywhere on the Quantock Hills ❌🔥

Never light a BBQ or fire and always take all of your litter home with you after your visit!

Having a picnic is a great way to enjoy nature and the countryside whilst making some great memories (remember to take plenty to drink and stay hydrated) 🥛🥪 😊

Help us to keep the Quantock Hills safe for everyone including the animals and wildlife who call the hills their home 👍

#WildfirePrevention
#WildfireAwareness
#wildfire2026
#quantockhills

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

Today is #WearItGreenDay 💚and it's all about taking action and wearing green for good. From our logo to our landscape, green is part of our fabric, and we're making sure it's accessible for those who need it most.

The initiative is part of #mentalhealthawarenessweek with @mentalhealthfoundation and greenery outdoors at this time of year is a great way to get connected with your mental health.

We're looking at the many ways we've worn green across our landscape, from countryside to communities, green is all around us. We encourage you to get into some green today wherever you are on the Quantock Hills. 💚

oin us for the 2nd of our King Charles III England Coast Path 10th Anniversary walks in the company of our Quantock Hills Ranger Andy and one of our trained walk leaders.

This circular walk follows part of the the King Charles III Coast Path along our existing waymarked trails from East Quantoxhead towards Kilve and back again. It will showcase the edge of two lovely Somerset coastal villages and some fine views over the Bristol Channel.

Terrain:
A 5.2km (approximately 3 miles) gentle walk across a mix terrain of stone coastal tracks and grass cliff tops. Please wear sturdy walking boots and clothing suitable for the weather conditions on the day and remember to bring your own refreshments, especially a drink if its warm. Toilets are available half way around the route. Please also see https://www.quantockhills.com/attending-an-event for more useful tips on attending an event.

Safety:
Participants are responsible for their own health and safety in preparation and taking part in the event and for assessing their own risk, the safety of themselves and the suitability of any equipment used during the walk. Any medical conditions that may affect the participants during the walk should be notified to the walk leader/facilitator prior to the start of the walk.

For further information or to book your place visit the link in our bio to our events page 😊

Join us for one of the King Charles III Coast Path 10th Anniversary walks. This walk follows part of the the King Charles III Coast Path from St Audries to East Quantoxhead then inland along the West Somerset Coast Path inland variant towards West Quantoxhead, Wilton, Doniford and St Audries (following the waymarked paths).

Terrain:
A 16km (10miles) walk across a mix terrain of coastal footpaths, 750m of beach and rural footpaths and approximately 1000m of rural lanes. Wear sturdy walking boots and clothing suitable for the weather conditions on the day and remember to bring your own refreshments, especially a drink if its warm. Please also see https://www.quantockhills.com/attending-an-event for more useful tips on attending an event.

Safety:
Participants are responsible for their own health and safety in preparation and taking part in the event and for assessing their own risk, the safety of themselves and the suitability of any equipment used during the walk. Any medical conditions that may affect the participants during the walk should be notified to the walk leader/facilitator prior to the start of the walk.

For further information or to book your place visit the link in our bio to our events page 😊

Watch this space! We're going to be on ITV News 📹📺👀 @itvnews

A feature about accessibility and inclusion in the outdoors across @natlandassocNational Landscapes will be coming out soon.

Very grateful to have our amazing area featured, and a huge thanks to Adekunle for coming along to share how our landscape has supported himself and other African communities outside in the local countryside.

#access #inclusion #countryside #outdoors @itvwestcountry

A great opportunity to work with the @friendsofthequantocks has become available, as the charity are recruiting for a part time Communications and Engagement Officer 👍🏻

For more information about the post or to apply, visit the News & Updates page of their website at 👇🏻www.friendsofthequantocks.org/updates

Ranger Andy had a great morning yesterday at Kilve Beach with members of the Somerset Council Virtual School Team who were on a volunteering day with us taking part in a beach clean activity, followed by some team games and a cream tea! 👍💚🗑️🏖️🌊

#volunteering #volunteeringmatters
#beachclean #beachcleanup
@somersetcouncil

New Study Finds Pesticides in 100% of UK Garden Birds Tested... 😔🐦

Many of us apply flea and tick treatments to our dogs and cats every month without thinking twice about what’s in them. Sadly, some of these products contain pesticides so toxic they’re banned from agricultural use 😰

New research funded by @songbirdsurvival and published by the @sussexuni has found these chemicals in bird feathers, eggs and chicks. The study detected pesticides in five familiar garden birds including blackbirds, blue tits, chaffinches, dunnocks and goldfinches. Even more concerning, a second study showed the pesticides can pass from fur‑lined nests to young birds, with traces found in dead chicks and unhatched eggs 💔

If you would like to know more, visit the link 🔗 in our bio to our news page to read what Songbird Survival have to say and their latest press release 👍

New Study Finds Pesticides in 100% of UK Garden Birds Tested... 😔🐦

Many of us apply flea and tick treatments to our dogs and cats every month without thinking twice about what’s in them. Sadly, some of these products contain pesticides so toxic they’re banned from agricultural use 😰

New research funded by @songbirdsurvival and published by the @sussexuni has found these chemicals in bird feathers, eggs and chicks. The study detected pesticides in five familiar garden birds including blackbirds, blue tits, chaffinches, dunnocks and goldfinches. Even more concerning, a second study showed the pesticides can pass from fur‑lined nests to young birds, with traces found in dead chicks and unhatched eggs 💔

If you would like to know more, visit the link 🔗 in our bio to our news page to read what Songbird Survival have to say and their latest press release 👍

New Study Finds Pesticides in 100% of UK Garden Birds Tested... 😔🐦

Many of us apply flea and tick treatments to our dogs and cats every month without thinking twice about what’s in them. Sadly, some of these products contain pesticides so toxic they’re banned from agricultural use 😰

New research funded by @songbirdsurvival and published by the @sussexuni has found these chemicals in bird feathers, eggs and chicks. The study detected pesticides in five familiar garden birds including blackbirds, blue tits, chaffinches, dunnocks and goldfinches. Even more concerning, a second study showed the pesticides can pass from fur‑lined nests to young birds, with traces found in dead chicks and unhatched eggs 💔

If you would like to know more, visit the link 🔗 in our bio to our news page to read what Songbird Survival have to say and their latest press release 👍

New Study Finds Pesticides in 100% of UK Garden Birds Tested... 😔🐦

Many of us apply flea and tick treatments to our dogs and cats every month without thinking twice about what’s in them. Sadly, some of these products contain pesticides so toxic they’re banned from agricultural use 😰

New research funded by @songbirdsurvival and published by the @sussexuni has found these chemicals in bird feathers, eggs and chicks. The study detected pesticides in five familiar garden birds including blackbirds, blue tits, chaffinches, dunnocks and goldfinches. Even more concerning, a second study showed the pesticides can pass from fur‑lined nests to young birds, with traces found in dead chicks and unhatched eggs 💔

If you would like to know more, visit the link 🔗 in our bio to our news page to read what Songbird Survival have to say and their latest press release 👍

New Study Finds Pesticides in 100% of UK Garden Birds Tested... 😔🐦

Many of us apply flea and tick treatments to our dogs and cats every month without thinking twice about what’s in them. Sadly, some of these products contain pesticides so toxic they’re banned from agricultural use 😰

New research funded by @songbirdsurvival and published by the @sussexuni has found these chemicals in bird feathers, eggs and chicks. The study detected pesticides in five familiar garden birds including blackbirds, blue tits, chaffinches, dunnocks and goldfinches. Even more concerning, a second study showed the pesticides can pass from fur‑lined nests to young birds, with traces found in dead chicks and unhatched eggs 💔

If you would like to know more, visit the link 🔗 in our bio to our news page to read what Songbird Survival have to say and their latest press release 👍

New Study Finds Pesticides in 100% of UK Garden Birds Tested... 😔🐦

Many of us apply flea and tick treatments to our dogs and cats every month without thinking twice about what’s in them. Sadly, some of these products contain pesticides so toxic they’re banned from agricultural use 😰

New research funded by @songbirdsurvival and published by the @sussexuni has found these chemicals in bird feathers, eggs and chicks. The study detected pesticides in five familiar garden birds including blackbirds, blue tits, chaffinches, dunnocks and goldfinches. Even more concerning, a second study showed the pesticides can pass from fur‑lined nests to young birds, with traces found in dead chicks and unhatched eggs 💔

If you would like to know more, visit the link 🔗 in our bio to our news page to read what Songbird Survival have to say and their latest press release 👍