Lynton & Lynmouth: Devon’s Most Enchanting Coastal Villages
When planning a trip to South West England, don’t miss Lynton and Lynmouth. Here, Victorian innovation meets wild Exmoor landscapes, creating a destination full of history and beauty.
Why Lynton & Lynmouth are called “Little Switzerland”
Discover the picturesque charm of Lynton, known as “Little Switzerland,” and explore its Alpine appearance and stunning scenery.
Devon Cream Tea: A Real Treat in Lynton & Lynmouth!
Discover National Cream Tea Day in Lynton & Lynmouth, in the heart of Exmoor and North Devon: Scrumptious Scones, Clotted cream, and Jam.
The Duke of Edinburgh in Lynton & Lynmouth
There is a special place in the heart of Lynton & Lynmouth for the HRH Prince Philip. The Duke of Edinburgh visited in 1952 and 2002.
Webbers Post to Brockhill and Dunkery
A stunning country walk along part of the Coleridge Way, County Gate to Lynmouth. This short walk starts at Webbers Post, through Brockhill to Dunkery Beacon.
Porlock Weir to Lynmouth via Culbone
A shady leafy walk following one of the longest stretches of wooded coastline in England along the Exmoor Coast, from Porlock Weir to Lynmouth, via the stunning Culbone Church.
County Gate to Lynmouth
A stunning country walk along part of the Coleridge Way from County Gate to Lynmouth, through Brendon and Rockford.
Doone Valley Country Walk
A picturesque walk in the heart of Exmoor’s essential Doone Valley, inspiration for R D Blackmore’s famous novel.
The Lyn Valley Dog House
This delightful dog shop in Lynton is filled with everything for your dog – bakery, ice cream, toys, leads, beds, and their own range of wholesome dog food.
Barna Barrow to Lynmouth Lighthouse
A beautiful coastal walk past Kipscombe Hill, meeting up with the South West Coast Path then back to Lynmouth Lighthouse.