Lollover Hill Trig Point

Embark on the Collard Hill, Dundon Hill & Lollover Hill loop from Street, a moderate hike spanning 7.8 miles (12.5 km) with an elevation gain of 799 feet (243 metres). This route typically takes about 3 hours and 29 minutes to complete, offering a diverse journey through the Polden Hills. You'll traverse ancient oak woodlands and meadows on Dundon Hill, then ascend to Collard Hill for sweeping views across the Somerset Levels, where Glastonbury Tor stands out. The trail continues to Lollover Hill, providing its own impressive 360-degree panoramas of the surrounding landscape.

Be prepared for varied terrain on this loop, as some parts can become muddy after rain or slippery on chalky slopes when wet. While generally accessible, a good level of fitness is recommended due to the route's length and several inclines. Plan your visit to allow ample time to enjoy the views and navigate the different surfaces.

This trail is particularly notable for its ecological significance. If you plan your hike between early June and July, you might be lucky enough to spot the rare Large Blue butterfly at Collard Hill. The route also passes the historic Hood Monument, adding a touch of local heritage to your outdoor adventure.