It’s easy to see why these two charming coastal villages are known as a ‘Walker’s Paradise. It really is the perfect place for walkers and explorers with so many walks to choose from; coastal paths, woodland trails or moorland rambles.
Discover the majestic Valley of Rocks in Exmoor, a stunning geological wonder ideal for hiking, wildlife, and photography. Learn about nearby Lynton and Lynmouth, perfect bases for exploring North Devon’s natural beauty.
A 5-mile walk from Watersmeet along the East Lyn to the Staghunters Inn in Brendon, then back along the south bank of the East Lyn.
An invigorating Exmoor walk from Watersmeet to Desolate then back to Watersmeet via Lynmouth’s Foreland Point.
A circular pub walk was a 4.8 mile walk from Watersmeet, up the river to Ash Bridge then the long climb up to Barna Barrow.
A short walk to break in a new pair of boots. Watersmeet, up to the Blue Ball Inn circling South Hill and back over Trilley Ridge.
“The Walker” has been installed where the Coleridge Way, Two Moors Way, South West Coast Path, and Tarka Trail meet.
Doone Valley, Oare, Robbers Bridge & Malmsmead circular. An advanced, underrated rugged walk which requires some navigation competency.
Explore Hollerday Hill to see sweeping vistas, historic ruins, and wander through the Valley of Rocks with its remarkable rock formations and scenic trails.
Walkthrough tunnels of 100yr sessile oaks, waterfalls, bright gorse, purple heather, butterflies and wonderful woodland and coastal smells.
We love wandering around Selworthy; its beautiful woodlands, exceedingly charming village and white-washed church, and of course Selworthy Beacon.