Lynton & Lynmouth Without a Car
A practical guide to exploring both villages on foot, funicular or taxi. Lynton & Lynmouth without a car is entirely doable — and for many visitors, surprisingly straightforward. The two…
10 Things To Do this Winter in Lynton & Lynmouth
Winter in Lynton & Lynmouth is quiet, coastal and a little bit wild. Discover 10 things to do in the colder months – from cliff and river walks to dark skies, cinema nights, good food and time by the fire on the Exmoor coast.
48 Hours in Lynton & Lynmouth
A relaxed 48 hour itinerary through Lynton & Lynmouth, taking in clifftop views, the Cliff Railway, Valley of Rocks walks and proper Devon cream teas.
The Magnificent Hollerday Hill and the Valley of Rocks
Explore Hollerday Hill to see sweeping vistas, historic ruins, and wander through the Valley of Rocks with its remarkable rock formations and scenic trails.
Butterflies, Birds and Goats in Lynton & Lynmouth
Summer is a wonderful time in Lynton & Lynmouth.
A Lynton Circular Walk: Woody Bay to Heddon’s Mouth
Walkthrough tunnels of 100yr sessile oaks, waterfalls, bright gorse, purple heather, butterflies and wonderful woodland and coastal smells.
Short Strolls & Village Views in Lynton & Lynmouth
Three of our favourite short strolls and walks around Lynton & Lynmouth.
Watersmeet Circular through Rockford
3 1/2 mile walk from Watersmeet, up the zig-zag path, to Trilley Wood then following the river to the Rockford Inn.
Lynton & Lynmouth: The Walking Capital of Exmoor
An excellent base to explore Exmoor.
Probably the Best River Walks in Exmoor: Watersmeet
From Lynmouth, the walk to Watersmeet leads through one of Britain’s deepest river gorges. Birds flit through the canopy, and the river bubbles over rocky beds. Visit the 19th-century Watersmeet House, once a fishing lodge, now a tea room. Choose from a network of trails that suit all energy levels.