The aptly named Somerset Circle is an 88-mile, mostly traffic-free circuit linking Bristol, Bath, the Mendip Hills, the Somerset Levels and the coast. Over two-thirds (about 50 miles) of this potential route has already been completed and includes the Strawberry Line, Colliers Way, the Two Tunnels Greenway, the Bristol & Bath Railway Path, and the River Avon Trail.
There are three maps below. The first is the overview in Google Maps, showing the various path types along the route.
The second map is the Komoot version for cyclists, which you can use on your smartphone to navigate the route. Komoot’s basic version is free, but you do need to sign up to navigate the route, as with most other apps. If you want to use your own navigation app, you can download the GPX file below.
Yatton railway station is shown as the start and end point, but you can start at any point on the route.
A Komoot map for hikers, with some subtle differences to avoid roads, is under development.
Google Map
Click on the image to open the map and view the route.
Komoot Cyclist’s Navigation Map
Click on the image to open the cyclists’ map in Komoot to view and navigate the route.
Komoot Hiker’s Navigation Map
In 2026, we shall provide a hiker’s map on Komoot to navigate the route. Until then, please use other resources.
Greenways and Cycleroutes 