Free parking is available at the nearby Somerset Museum of Rural Life, about five minutes walk from the base of the tor. From here, the tor provides a fairly steep climb, which can be interupted by rests of two strategically positioned benches (it is a shame that one of them has only one slat on it). At the top, there... More

Very green and peaceful walk up to the tor. Very pretty. People were flying kites from up there. Can see the beautiful countryside all around. Sheep were grazing one part of the hill. More

otherwise you will never understand its myth. The steep walk up the hill is worth the effort. Stunning views and great part of history. More

Well worth the stroll to the top, go up one way and come down the other. The views from the top are breathtaking, you can see three counties on a clear day, Wilts/Dorset/ Somerset More

Live close, so have visited on numerous occasions. The climb to the top is good exercise and, once there, you are rewarded with panoramic views of mid-Somerset. A special place. More

Hell of a climb if you go from the opposite side of the hill from the steps but the achievement of getting there is so much more rewarding! if your not feeling so fit the steps from the main street are well made and make the walk much more leisurely and easier. Views vast. Massive sense of history surrounding the... More

We made the journey to the top, I dont know if it was the lack of oxygen or exhaustion by the time we got there but it felt fantastic and calm. We went on a sunny day and it was the best I have felt in years, maybe there is something to the lay lines in the ground!! More

It is a bit of a trek, I stopped to admire the view a lot on the way up. Wear good strong boots and take a warm jacket if visiting in April. But do it, see it. Feel the magic. I did. More

best visited in the morning when its cool. A long climb but worth it for the view. Also a pleasant of breathless climb up a well maintained monument More