Both Lynton & Lynmouth, and the surrounding area, have loads of great things to do for the whole family to enjoy. Explore the wild and unspoilt Exmoor landscape, open moorlands, steep sea cliffs and secluded river valleys or visit the many historic houses and gardens in North Devon.
If you’re looking for thrills, then take a ride on the Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway, the highest, steepest water-powered Victorian railway in the world. Take a leisurely ride on a Steam Train at Woody Bay Station or spend a little time on the wild side at the Exmoor Zoo.
Step into a world where old-world charm meets modern cinema. Lynton Cinema offers a rich, characterful movie experience in a lovingly restored chapel. With comfy seats and crystal-clear sound, it’s ideal after a scenic walk or coastal ramble. Make this cinema part of your Lynton and Lynmouth itinerary.
RHS Rosemoor in North Devon is a 65-acre garden paradise featuring a variety of themed gardens, including a renowned rose garden and a tranquil woodland area. The garden hosts numerous events throughout the year, making it a vibrant destination for all seasons.
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.
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.
The stunning and iconic Valley of Rocks in Exmoor, near Lynton & Lynmouth is a beautiful dry valley with interesting rock formations and stunning scenery.
As seen on TV, this walk to Watersmeet in Devon is noted as one of Julia Bradbury’s favourite walks, and it’s easy to see why.
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.
A charming museum about Exmoor with collections of from Lynton and Exmoor, also maritime, railway, and natural history.
