Crook Peak Walks & Route Maps

This first Crook Peak route may be a shorter outing, but it packs in a fair amount of climbing, with some steep sections and uneven terrain along the way.

The terrain has a rugged feel and as the route rises, you'll be rewarded with panoramic views across the surrounding countryside and towards the Somerset Levels.

It’s a compact but rewarding walk that feels bigger than its size, especially on clearer days when the landscape really opens up.

The second Crook Peak route is longer and turns the hike into a full outing, with plenty of ups and downs, some steeper stretches, and uneven terrain that adds to the challenge.

Crook Peak and the surrounding high ground bring wide, far-reaching views, while nearby woodland and a disused quarry add a different mix of scenery to the walk.

A local pub along the way offers a welcome pause, rounding out a route that feels both active and rewarding.

Refreshments:

The White Hart, Cross