The Mendip Way has to be one of the South-West’s best kept secrets. Like the Cotswolds’ slightly more streetwise, alternative cousin, the Mendip Way features the spectacular Ebbor and Cheddar Gorges, the brutal climb up to Crook’s Peak, incredible views over the Somerset Levels and to the circular Cheddar Reservoir, and then England’s smallest city, Wells, with its magnificent cathedral
(credit: race organiser)
