
Coach Trips to Somerset Levels walks
Nestled amidst the scenic beauty of Somerset, the village of Othery offers an idyllic gateway to the renowned Somerset Levels. This region, known for its flat expanses and lush landscapes, presents a unique charm that attracts nature lovers and walkers alike. With its network of footpaths and cycle routes, Othery provides the perfect starting point for explorations of the Somerset Levels, offering an array of walking trails that cater to all abilities. Whether you’re in search of a leisurely countryside stroll or a more challenging trek, the Somerset Levels walks in Othery promise captivating views and a refreshing connection to nature.
Berrys Coaches are proud to offer convenient and comfortable coach trips to this stunning location. Our service is designed to ensure you enjoy a seamless experience from start to finish, and our drop-off point provides easy access to many of the superb walking routes in Othery. Settle back, relax, and let us transport you to these spectacular landscapes where you can discover the heart of Somerset at your own pace.
About The Somerset Levels
The Somerset Levels are steeped in history, with archaeological discoveries that bear witness to its ancient inhabitation. The area is renowned for the famous prehistoric trackway: the Sweet Track, which dates back to 3807 BC, making it one of the oldest engineered roads in Britain. Originally constructed from timber, it connected communities across the once swampy terrain. The Levels have been shaped significantly over the centuries by various drainage schemes and have seen a host of historical events unfold, each leaving its own mark on this unique landscape.
What can I expect to see?
The varied landscapes of the Somerset Levels offer an array of activities aside from walking. For wildlife enthusiasts, the wetlands are home to a dazzling array of bird species, providing premier birdwatching opportunities. You may also encounter grazing cattle, the traditional guardians of these lands, preserving the age-old methods of land management.
Photography enthusiasts will relish in capturing the raw beauty of the landscape, with the possibility of a breathtaking sunset over the levels not to be missed.
Directions from Berrys Coaches Drop-off
The nearest Berrys Drop Off is located at the Manor House Bus Stop, on the Othery High Street. We’ve included a Google Maps route to help guide you there.
How do I get there from the Berrys Drop Off?
Othery itself sits on the Somerset Levels so there are plenty of routes to choose from as you leave the village.
Other Things To Do Nearby
Beyond walking, Othery itself possesses a charm that invites exploration. Visit the historic St. Michael’s Church, which dates back to the 13th century and offers insight into the village’s rich heritage. For those interested in local produce, nearby farm shops offer fresh Somerset produce and artisan goods, perfect for picking up a picnic to enjoy on your explorations. A short drive can take you to nearby Burrow Mump, a hill topped with the remains of a church, offering panoramic views over the Levels.