The Quantock Hills are designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and popular with walkers, bird watchers, outdoor explorers, and locals alike. Known for panoramic views across the north Devon countryside and coastline Quantock Hills has something for everyone.
Getting there by train is fairly straight forward and you can alight at Taunton before making your way up into the hills by taxi, bus, or on foot. You might though want to consider taking a steam train into the Quantock Hills. If so climb aboard the West Somerset Railway at Bishops Lydeard. There's a bus link between Taunton station and the WSR which operated by First Somerset and Avon Bus, look for the number 28 service.
To find out more about Quantock Hills visit their website here.
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Departures and arrivals from Taunton
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| Departing to | Train | Time | Platform | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| to Bristol Temple Meads | CrossCountry | 21:17 | 5 | On time |
| to Plymouth | CrossCountry | 21:17 | 2 | On time |
| to London Paddington | Great Western Railway | 21:28 | 5 | Late |
| to Cardiff Central | Great Western Railway | 23:58 | 4 | Early |
| to Birmingham New Street | CrossCountry | 21:42 | 5 | On time |
| Arriving from | Train | Time | Platform | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| from Edinburgh (Waverley) | CrossCountry | 21:15 | 2 | On time |
| from Paignton | CrossCountry | 21:16 | 5 | On time |
| from Penzance | Great Western Railway | 21:27 | 5 | Late |
| from Exmouth | Great Western Railway | 23:58 | 4 | Early |
| from Castle Cary | Great Western Railway | 21:30 | On time |