The Two Moors Way
Crossing both Exmoor and Dartmoor, and covering a distance of some 105 miles, the Two Moors Way is an ideal way to experience the South West’s only National Parks.
Crossing both Exmoor and Dartmoor, and covering a distance of some 105 miles, the Two Moors Way is an ideal way to experience the South West’s only National Parks.
Experience life-sized dinosaurs and much much more!
A beautiful castle with medieval gatehouse.
Heddon Valley on the West Exmoor coast.
The Doone Valley is a magical, mystical place. There is a part of Exmoor which will forever be known as Lorna Doone Country. The Badgworthy Valley is a great place for walks in this treasured landscape.
Explore Arlington Court in North Devon, home to a Regency house, carriage museum, gardens, and woodland walks—ideal for families and history lovers.
Family golfing fun at the putting green in Lynmouth with 18-hole or 36-hole games and tennis courts. The Kiosk provides fresh coffee, drinks, sweets and ice cream, together with 4-day and 7-day parking permits.
Enjoy stunning views of the North Devon Coastline as you glide up and down the tracks between Lynton & Lynmouth. You can experience the highest and the steepest fully water powered Victorian railway in the World!
Embark on the Watersmeet walk in Exmoor National Park, a serene journey through ancient woodlands leading to the confluence of the East Lyn River and Hoar Oak Water.
Ride a steam train at Woody Bay Station. Located 3 miles from Lynton, this historic railway has been lovingly restored and is operated by a team of enthusiastic volunteers.