This pub walk begins from Hatch Beauchamp by following the Limestone Scarp with its diverse range of trees and ground flora. Much of the soil is generally unsuitable for farming - hence the scarp is heavily wooded. The walk descends to the low-lying western edge of the Sedgemoor Old Rhyne catchment area where the River Flood Plain landscape is well treed with open river edges and liable to occasional flooding. Land use is mainly permanent grassland suitable for stock rearing and dairying, with some cereals where the flood risk is low.
Parking - There is parking along the road side in Hatch Beauchamp

The Hatch Inn is right at the start of the walk at the main road junction in Hatch Beauchamp. It is not pretty to look at but has a reputation for good food at a reasonable price.

The Go To Free Pub Walk button above will take you to the Taunton Deane Circular Walks and this Hatch Beauchamp Pub Walk which includes route directions and a map. Other pub walks on the Taunton Deane District Council website are shown under Linked Pub Walks below.