Street Moor

Downs, Moorland in Somerset Mendip

England

Street Moor

Compton Dundon, St Andrew
Compton Dundon, St Andrew Credit: Dave Kelly

Street Moor is a picturesque area situated in Somerset, England. Located between the villages of Street and Glastonbury, it is renowned for its stunning downs and moorland landscapes. Characterized by its rolling hills and vast open spaces, Street Moor offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike.

The area boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna, with heather, gorse, and bracken dominating the moorland, and sheep grazing peacefully on the downs. Visitors can enjoy exploring the various walking trails that crisscross the moors, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and nearby Somerset Levels.

Street Moor is also home to a number of ancient archaeological sites, including the famous Glastonbury Tor. This iconic hill, topped with a medieval tower, is steeped in myth and legend, attracting spiritual seekers from around the world. The Tor is believed to be the site of Avalon, the mythical island associated with King Arthur.

In addition to its natural beauty, Street Moor is conveniently located near the bustling town of Street, which is known for its outlet shopping center, Clarks Village. Visitors can take advantage of the retail therapy on offer before retreating to the tranquility of the moorland.

Overall, Street Moor in Somerset is a haven for those seeking peace and tranquility amidst stunning natural landscapes. Whether exploring the moorland trails, marveling at the ancient sites, or simply enjoying the panoramic views, visitors are sure to be captivated by the beauty of this unique area.

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Street Moor Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.10153/-2.7577265 or Grid Reference ST4733. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Compton Dundon, St Andrew
Compton Dundon, St Andrew
Dundon - Parish Church St Andrew's Church in Compton Dundon, a hilltop site. It has 14th and 15th centuries stonework.
Dundon - Parish Church
St Andrew's Church in Compton Dundon, a hilltop site. It has 14th and 15th centuries stonework.
Dundon - Font Inside St Andrew's, parish church for Compton Dundon.
Dundon - Font
Inside St Andrew's, parish church for Compton Dundon.
Dundon - St Andrew's Church Inside the parish church of Compton Dundon. The nave is 15th century.
Dundon - St Andrew's Church
Inside the parish church of Compton Dundon. The nave is 15th century.
Street Youth Hostel This Swiss Chalet style youth hostel was established in 1931, the first in South-west England.  Photo taken on a misty morning.
Street Youth Hostel
This Swiss Chalet style youth hostel was established in 1931, the first in South-west England. Photo taken on a misty morning.
Converted Windmill, Walton Hill
Converted Windmill, Walton Hill
Viewpoint on Walton Hill
Viewpoint on Walton Hill
Topograph at Walton Hill
Topograph at Walton Hill
Ivythorn Farm Looking over Walton Moor towards Turn Hill and High Ham.
Ivythorn Farm
Looking over Walton Moor towards Turn Hill and High Ham.
Ivythorn Hill, Street
Ivythorn Hill, Street
Youth Hostel, Ivythorn Hill, Street
Youth Hostel, Ivythorn Hill, Street
Marshall's Elm This farm is at the crossroads of the ridge road that runs along the Poldens and the road that crosses from Somerton to Glastonbury. This is supposed to be the site of the first skirmish of the English Civil War. The parish and district boundary runs through the photograph; the farmhouse and caravan are in different parishes and districts.
Marshall's Elm
This farm is at the crossroads of the ridge road that runs along the Poldens and the road that crosses from Somerton to Glastonbury. This is supposed to be the site of the first skirmish of the English Civil War. The parish and district boundary runs through the photograph; the farmhouse and caravan are in different parishes and districts.
Collard Hill, Compton Dundon
Collard Hill, Compton Dundon
Meadway Hall, Compton Dundon New village hall for Compton Dundon. The post office facility was accommodated here when the local shop shut down.
Meadway Hall, Compton Dundon
New village hall for Compton Dundon. The post office facility was accommodated here when the local shop shut down.
Churchyard at St Andrew's Church, Compton Dundon
Churchyard at St Andrew's Church, Compton Dundon
Avalon School, Street
Avalon School, Street
Sheep May Safely Graze
Sheep May Safely Graze
Walton Sluice This sluice is over the Eighteen Feet Rhyne.
Walton Sluice
This sluice is over the Eighteen Feet Rhyne.
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Street Moor is located at Grid Ref: ST4733 (Lat: 51.10153, Lng: -2.7577265)

Administrative County: Somerset

District: Mendip

Police Authority: Avon and Somerset

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