Grabbist Hill from Dunster
Grabbist Hill from Dunster
2.0km
Total Distance
128m
Elevation Gain
Trail description
From the Dunster Steep car park, a footpath and the old bridleway of Conduit Lane climb west out of the village onto the wooded ridge of Grabbist Hill above the Avill valley. The hill carries an Iron Age earthwork, and when it was still covered in heather it was described as the 'purple-headed mountain' of All Things Bright and Beautiful, a hymn written while Cecil Alexander was staying in Dunster.
Route Map
Along the trail
- Bus stop
- Dunster Steep · 218m from the start
- Parking
- 10m from the start
