Our verdict
The Chew Valley view without the Chew Valley crowds. A short, sometimes squelchy hillside wander from a hamlet most Bristolians couldn't place — which keeps its lovely southward outlook refreshingly private.
Native woodland on the steep southern face of Dundry Hill at East Dundry, looking out over the Chew Valley towards the lake and the Mendip wall beyond.
Woodland Trust wood on the East Dundry slopes, open at all times. Park considerately in the hamlet — the lanes are narrow.