Walk meeting point:
Renowned for its nightjar and long-eared owl populations, there is no shortage of wildlife to see if you enjoy bird watching.
There is a medium sized car park, a small number of picnic benches, and a range of tracks to explore.
The ground reveals the rise and fall of lead mining over 2,000 years. The Mendip Hills had rich veins of lead running just beneath the surface in seams. These seams or ‘rakes’ were dug and then reworked over generations as machinery and techniques improved. This activity has led to the industrial wasteland or gruffy ground of lumps, bumps and rock outcrops you see today.
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