Know the Difference Between a Cable Car and a Funicular.
Explore how funiculars like Lynton & Lynmouth’s water-powered railway differ from traditional cable cars in design and operation.
Welcome to Discover, your ultimate guide to exploring the enchanting twin villages of Lynton and Lynmouth. Here, readers can dive into a rich variety of articles spanning numerous interests and passions. Whether you’re seeking adventurous things to do, delving into the deep history and heritage of the area, or discovering the delightful local businesses, our blog has it all.
Immerse yourself in experiences from the past with stories about Lynmouth’s fascinating history, including the Victorian era’s profound influence and the unforgettable 1952 flood. Uncover the best places to dine or enjoy a Devon Cream Tea. Marvel at the majestic Valley of Rocks—an exquisite geological wonder perfect for hikers, wildlife enthusiasts, and photographers.
For movie lovers, the historic Lynton Cinema, lauded as one of the UK’s top cinemas, offers a unique film-going experience. History buffs will enjoy articles detailing coronations and celebrations at the Lyn & Exmoor Museum, adding depth to the celebration of significant events.
Additionally, don’t miss our curated lists of must-visit spots and activities, such as the serene and picturesque escapes in Exmoor. Our blog also covers topics on nature, local culture, events, and so much more.
Join us on this journey through Lynton and Lynmouth, where every article promises to enrich your knowledge and inspire your next visit. Welcome to Discover – your gateway to North Devon’s treasures!
Explore how funiculars like Lynton & Lynmouth’s water-powered railway differ from traditional cable cars in design and operation.
Lynmouth, a North Devon gem, holds a rich history woven from ancient times to the present. Discover its significant landmarks, the Victorian era’s influence, and the catastrophic 1952 flood.
The Lyn and Exmoor Museum explores the rich history of past coronations and celebrations, to celebrate King Charles III’s coronation.
In 1899, Lynmouth’s lifeboat crew hauled their vessel 13 miles across Exmoor in a storm to save the Forrest Hall — a true story of bravery and endurance.
The Lyn and Exmoor Museum is a fascinating little place, stuffed to the brim with all kinds of interesting things
“The Walker” has been installed where the Coleridge Way, Two Moors Way, South West Coast Path, and Tarka Trail meet.