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The River Parrett Trail can be enjoyed as a 50 mile hike over 3 or 4 days or as a series of shorter walks exploring some of lowland England’s most beautiful, intriguing but also fragile countryside. Walking is the best way of visiting these landscapes without creating the pressures that could spoil them, whilst giving you the time to discover why they are so special.
This is comfortable walking through the gentle hills of the Dorset and Somerset borders and across the wetlands of the Somerset Levels' and Moors. It is also a fascinating journey through orchards, woods, withy beds and the watery haunts of birds and fishermen; passing limestone cottages, Georgian terraces, elegant mediaeval churches and the elaborate pattern of rhynes and water courses of the low land.
The river at low tide at Combwich, once a Roman Port
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