A little rain never stops the fun in Lynton & Lynmouth.
With cosy spots, fascinating history, and indoor attractions, there’s plenty to enjoy even when the skies are grey.
Ride the Cliff Railway
Stay dry and take a trip on the famous Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway. It’s a historic water-powered ride with stunning coastal views — even more dramatic in the rain.
Visit the Lynmouth Flood Memorial Hall
Learn about the incredible story of the 1952 flood at the Flood Memorial Hall. This small museum tells a powerful story of bravery, resilience, and community spirit.
Take a Ride on Steam Train
Visit the Woody Bay Station and ride a Steam Train on the last narrow gauge railway adventure.
Explore the Exmoor National Park Centre
Located in Lynmouth, the Exmoor Centre offers exhibitions, local information, and a welcoming cafe. It’s a perfect place to plan your next walk once the rain clears.
Discover Local Art and Crafts
The Lyn Valley Art and Crafts Centre is full of handmade treasures. Browse beautiful pottery, paintings, jewellery, and gifts made by talented local artists.
Shop Local in Lynton & Lynmouth
Take shelter in Lynton's independent shops and Lynmouth's quaint stores. Find everything from handmade fudge to coastal-themed gifts.
Relax in Cafes and Tearooms
Warm up with a coffee or afternoon tea in one of the many welcoming cafes around town. Try a slice of Exmoor cake while you watch the world go by.
Find Hidden Gems in Nearby Villages
A short drive takes you to places like Barbrook and Countisbury. You'll find cosy pubs, old churches, and beautiful rainy landscapes.
Embrace the Wild Weather on Exmoor
If you’re feeling adventurous, pull on your waterproofs and head into Exmoor National Park. Rain brings the moorlands, rivers, and waterfalls to life in ways you won't forget.
Enjoy a Slower Pace
Rainy days are part of Exmoor life. They give you a chance to slow down, meet local people, and see Lynton & Lynmouth in a quieter, more reflective mood.
Whatever the weather, Lynton & Lynmouth welcome you with open arms. There’s always something new to discover, even under grey skies.
