Best places: Tourist attractions in Cross, United Kingdom

These notable limestone hills draw hikers & spelunkers with its many caves & ancient historic sites.

Cathedral-like caves with 9000 years of human history that gave its name to England's famous cheese.

👍👍 We recently took our daughter (5 years old) and 7 of her friends to 'Halloween Tobogganing' - they all absolutely loved it! Highly recommend! We had been to 'Twilight Tobogganing' the year before which was also incredible! Brilliant activities for over 4s and very reasonably priced!

👍 Lovely atmosphere, great people and a beautiful setting. Great fun (and v safe) for all the family. Can get a little cold as is quite exposed and maybe brings seats or a picnic blanket (some peep even had little beach tents). You will need cash. They take card but it was hard work <-- hence only f...

All-weather adventure park with soft play, aerial climbing and slides in 40 acres of countryside.

Displays of helicopters, a play area and special events including flights and open cockpit days.

👍 Great place to visit for a day out. You can pay to do the attractions, but the cliff top walk is free if you access it via the footpath near Lion’s Rock and come down via Jacob’s Ladder. Otherwise it’s £6.50 per adult to go up Jacob’s Ladder. There is parking available in the Gorge but this is typic...

Cave system stretching over 2km with exhibitions about their formation and historic inhabitants.

👍👍 ive been meaning to walk Brent Knoll hill for a little while now. i had a challenging day at work and needed to get out so i headed for Brent Knoll. There is a small car park at the top of Church lane. just before the turning i found a public toilet. with a small car park. it was very clean and tidy...

Long–standing windmill in picturesque, grassy surrounds with a picnic table.

🫤 £5.50 to climb 274 steps (sad). Just go to the Black dog saloon on the corner of the street (The cliffs). Then go up lippiatt road then up Lunch Ln you will see the footpath sign in front of you then go up the forest path for about 2 min, you come out right on the lookout tower which is FREE, t...

👍👍 Nice circular walk following a fast flowing stream uphill into a forest path. Nice views from the top. Parked near the pub before walking down school lane

👍👍 Lovely place to stop if cycling / walking down the Strawberry Line. There is a cafe run by very friendly volunteers serving hot drinks, snacks and ice cream. The coffee cake was pretty good! The seats are carriages that form part of the train in the station. There is also an interesting display in...

👍👍 Butterflies, birds stunning views out over the Mendips and beyond

Half-timbered wool merchant's building, dating from around 1500, housing a local history museum.

😐 Sat right at the top of Jacobs ladder, the Lookout tower offers some great views. The easy way to get here is via Jacobs ladder, but the climb is very arduous and very steep. It sits on the South side of the Gorge and from the tower you can see for miles. There are distances and destinations include...

😠 This is a beautiful cave ruined by disco lights, wall projections and animal sounds I wasn't disappointed I felt annoyed. Such a treasure lowered to the standards of a two bit ghost train. Gough's cave on the other hand is stunning