Bin Combe
This important area of moorland is owned and managed by the National Trust to protect the rare Heath Fritillary.
Overview
The habitat is tall dense bracken on steep slopes where there are no paths. Long trousers to protect against ticks and adders are needed as well as walking boots or shoes.
Key Species
Butterflies: Heath Fritillary
Moths:
Walk leaflet
For further information about the walk, please download our walk leaflet.
Species you may see
Please check the flight times for any species you particularly want to see. (species pages)
April & May
June & July
Heath Fritillary
August
Autumn
Directions
Turn off B3224 at the Blagdon Cross junction, take the minor road across Dunkery Hill towards Luccombe and park as shown on the map below.
Parking
Park in Dunkery Beacon Car Park at SS 905 410 or at Dunkery Gate at SS 895 406
Public Transport
Facilites
Toilets: Wheddon Cross
Useful links
Bin Combe Gallery
These photos have been provided by our members during their visits to Bin Combe
