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Cheddar Gorge cleaves apart the hillside north-east of Cheddar village, allowing the B3135 to climb 900ft in 3 miles through Britain’s most dramatic landscape to the top of the Mendip (Hills) plateau. Cheddar Caves are at the bottom (south west) of the Gorge.

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TRAVEL BY CAR
         
    London
South Wales
The North
The Midlands
South West
  Join M5
Exit J22
take A38 north for 7 miles
follow brown tourist signs
on to A371 then B3135
         
    Bristol (18 miles)   Take A38 then A371 and B3135 OR take A37 then B3135
         
    Bath (23 miles)   Take A39 then B3135
         
    AARoute Finder   click on www.theaa.com
         
    Using SAT-NAV   key in BS27 3QF
         
         
         
  Eurotunnel and “Le Shuttle”   click on www.eurotunnel.com
         
  Cross Channel Car Ferries    
         
    Calais to Dover
Bilbao to Portsmouth
P & O Ferries
  click on www.poferries.com
         
    Caen to Portsmouth
Roscoff & Santander to Plymouth
   
    Brittany Ferries   click on www.brittany-ferries.com
         
    Cherbourg to Portsmouth
St Malo to Weymouth
Condor Ferries
  click on www.condorferries.com
         
    Le Havre to Portsmouth
LD Lines Ferries
  click on www.ldlines.com
         
    Dunkerque to Dover
Norfolk Line Ferries
  click on www.norfolkline.com
         
    Oostende to Dover
Hoverspeed Ferries
  click on www.hoverspeed.co.uk

 

 
 
TRAVEL BY BICYCLE
 

National Cycle Network Route 3 crosses B3135 at the top (the“head”) of Cheddar Gorge near Priddy.

“The Strawberry Line” cycle path follows the old railway line from Yatton to Cheddar.

The Somerset Levels, lying to the south of the Mendip Hills, is a wonderful area for cycling holidays.

The Mendip Hills have a well deserved reputation for challenging mountain bike trails.

For information on SUSTRANS – click on www.sustrans.org.uk

 

For Cycle Hire locally – click on www.cheddarcyclestore.co.uk

 

 
TRAVEL BY TRAIN
 
Mainline trains direct from London (Paddington), Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Carlisle, Leeds, Sheffield, Derby, Birmingham (New Street), Cardiff, Plymouth, Exeter, Portsmouth & Southampton to Bristol (Temple Meads) then change for local train to Weston-super-Mare
then
FIRST Bus 126 (Sundays 826) to Cheddar

 

 
 
TRAVEL BY BUS
FIRST Buses
 
674 Bristol to Cheddar (Sunday only)
126 Weston-super-Mare to Axbridge, Cheddar, Wells and return.
Mon to Sat – every hour. (Sun 826 – every 2 hours.)
668 Street to Wedmore, Cheddar, Shipham and return.
Mon to Sat – every 2 hours
 
TRAVEL–LINE INFORMATION – click on www.traveline.org.uk
 
 
TRAVEL BY ‘PLANE, TAXI & CAR HIRE
 
Bristol International Airport
 

Flights from New York (Newark)
Continental Airlines - click on www.continental.com

Flights from Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Barcelona, Krakow, Frankfurt and other EU and UK regional airports.
Easyjet - click on www.easyjet.com

 
TAXIS
 
Airportcarz – Bristol Airport   01275 474888   click on www.airportcarz.co.uk
BBS Taxis   07770 837560    
Cheddar Taxis   01934 743801    
         
CAR HIRE
 
Avis – Bristol Airport   0870 608 6324   click on www.avis.co.uk
Europcar – Bristol Airport   0870 607 5000   click on www.europcar.co.uk
Hertz – Bristol Airport   01275 472807   click on www.hertz.co.uk
National – Bristol Airport   01275 474821   click on www.nationalcar.co.uk
         
BLUE BADGE GUIDES
 
Bath Parade Guides   01225 337111   click on www.bathparadeguides.co.uk
Bristol Blue Badge Guides   01179 684638   click on www.blue-badge-guides.com


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