Our verdict
You come for the view and stay while the wood grows up around it. Dundry's ridge-top panorama of Bristol is one of the region's best free grandstands, and this quiet Trust site gives you a legitimate excuse to linger on it.
New native woodland growing on the flanks of Dundry Hill, the ridge that walls Bristol off from the Chew Valley. Young trees, old hedge oaks, and enormous views — the city spread out one way, the lake and Mendip the other.
Young Woodland Trust planting on Dundry's slopes, open at all times.