Lanes from Tutshill Greenway to Clevedon
Quiet lanes take you from the Greenway towards Clevedon. Some are narrow with adjacent rhynes (drainage ditches).
Please be mindful of farm traffic. Though only occasional, it can get busy particularly during the summer hay-making season. Give tractors plenty of space and be patient to allow them to get through.
You can continue into Clevedon via roads for a more direct route to the Pier and also join a path to the Town Centre. Alternatively, follow the traffic-free Clevedon coastal defences and Marshalls Field paths.
Clevedon coastal sea defences and Marshalls Field paths
Follow one and a half miles of upgraded path with spectacular views across the Severn Estuary. On high spring tides and during stormy weather, the sea defences path could be flooded or dangerous. During this time, the road option will need to be followed. Both options are fully signposted.
You should also be aware that due to the ever-changing marine environment, some gaps have opened up alongside the concrete path edge. Some stretches are marked with posts but new sections have appeared. Take care to avoid these.
Marshalls Field to Clevedon Seafront
The route follows Old Church Road and Elton Road. Clevedon Marine Lake is easily reached from the route as you approach Clevedon Seafront.
You’ll then arrive at the Clevedon Seafront road called The Beach. These roads do not have specific cycle provision and the speed limit is 30mph. If inexperienced, you may prefer to lock your bikes at the bike racks at Marine Lake.
On this road is the historic Clevedon Pier, Britain’s only Grade One listed pier. It marks the start or finish of the Pier to Pier Way.
You can continue on half a mile to Hill Road, which has some great cafés, restaurants and shops. This has newly widened footways, a contraflow cycle lane, and is part of a 20mph zone.
Link to Yatton and the Strawberry Line (NCN 26)
There is now a signed link connecting the Pier to Pier Way, via Kingston Seymour, to the Strawberry Line and Yatton Station. This route fully avoids the busy B3133.
Our route map shows the most direct links from Clevedon to Yatton, and the Tutshill Greenway to Yatton. In both cases you will need to follow Lampley Road from Kingston Seymour towards Yatton. Although this road is fairly quiet, it's quite broad so traffic can be faster on this section.
A short lane takes you to 700m of a railway path, a short section of Arnolds Way and the path over Jones Bridge joining Horsecastle Farm Road, which links through other quiet residential roads to the Station. This link is shown on our route map.
For further information on the Pier to Pier Way or to report any problems, email sustainable.travel@n-somerset.gov.uk.