April & May
Find out which accommodation, shops, restaurants, cafés, tea rooms, takeaways and attractions are back open from the 12th April and 17th May.
Family friendly short guided walks around Lynton and Lynmouth with Mother Moon. Encompassing the Valley of Rocks, Hollerday Hill and Doone Valley.
Join Kate Humble on foot as she visits some of Britain’s beautiful coastal destinations.
Brand new series that explores the stunning architecture that lines the railway network. Transport historian and architecture enthusiast Tim Dunn celebrates the radical design and often challenging construction of many station buildings across the UK and Europe, from grand edifices in major cities to tiny rural stations serving small communities.
Michael Portillo travels from Lynton to Exeter, visiting a garden used as a viewing platform for public hangings and examining a timepiece like no other.
Michael Portillo travels from Taunton to Minehead, operating a 19th-century signal box and summoning all his strength to move a 110-ton steam locomotive.
The dramatic headland with crashing waves and dramatic cliffs is situated between Croyde and Putsborough on the North Devon coast.
October
Exmoor National Park is home to some of the darkest skies in the country so it’s a great place to gaze at the stars. The Exmoor Dark Skies Festival hosts a variety of events for families and adults taking place all over Exmoor.
September
Hosted every Autumn in the beautiful Lynton Town Hall, the Lyn Food Fest showcases the best local produce from around North Devon, Exmoor and Somerset.
September
An exhibition of some of Britain’s finest narrow gauge steam engines. Visitors can experience Exmoor train rides with marquee attractions, real ale and family activities.
