The Pelican-Chew Magna Pub Walk-PUBS WORTH THE WALK
Chew Magna translates as the 'Great Settlement on the River Chew', and the river has shaped the village ever since — powering mills, supporting the wool trade that once made this a substantial market town, and feeding Chew Valley Lake, which lies just to the south and forms the turning point of this walk. You'll also cross the medieval Crickback Bridge on the way back into the village, one of more than 50 listed buildings and structures packed into Chew Magna's conservation area.
Knowle Hill is one of the ‘peaks’ of the Avon Three Peaks Circular Walk, a lot gentler than its Yorkshire cousin. And the Two Rivers Way route from Congresbury in the River Yeo valley to Keynsham on the River Avon connects with Chew Lake and also passes through Chew Magna.
For full walk details, and details of The Pelican, please visit PUBS WORTH THE WALK at:
https://www.pubsworththewalk.co.uk/pub-walks-in-somerset

The Pelican-Chew Magna Pub Walk-PUBS WORTH THE WALK