Valley of Rocks
The Valley of Rocks in Exmoor, near Lynton & Lynmouth is a beautiful dry valley with interesting rock formations and stunning scenery.
Recorded in the Doomesday Book, the sleepy village of Parracombe lies nestled among the rolling hills of Exmoor, just three miles south of Lynton & Lynmouth. The village features two churches, Christ Church and St. Petrocks.
The water mill which was used in the production of cloth. The water wheel raised water to power large wooden mallets that pounded the cloth in troughs filled with fullers earth and water, a process designed to thicken the material.
Take a ride on the narrow gauge railway at Woody Bay Station, located just outside Parracombe. Running on just over a mile of track, the railway has plans to extend to nearby Blackmoor Gate.
Nearby Martinhoe is a small hamlet which lies close to the South West Coast Path. The grade-II listed church of St. Martins was built around the late-13th or early 14th century.
A Roman beacon fortlet is located closeby and was occupied in the first century AD which can be easily accessed from the coastal path towards the Heddon Valley.
Owned and managed by the National Trust, the Heddon Valley is a unique habitat for some of Britain’s rarest wildlife.
The Heddon Valley is one of only four sites in the U.K. where this butterfly can be found in good numbers. The National Trust are involved in much of the conservation work to ensure their habitat is maintained. This is also beneficial to many other butterfly species, and many can be seen on the walk down to the beach at Heddon’s Mouth.
The Valley of Rocks in Exmoor, near Lynton & Lynmouth is a beautiful dry valley with interesting rock formations and stunning scenery.
The smallest town in the England to have its own cinema. An intimate picture house in Lynton, seating 68 people in comfortable seats with plenty of leg room, and Dolby…
The South West Coast Path is Britain’s longest National Trail – a 630 mile stretch of some of the world’s most beautiful coastline.
A beautiful stretch of open land with stunning views of Lynton & Lynmouth, access to Foreland Point and the South West Coast Path.
Enjoy a day out in North Devon experiencing wildlife from around the world by visiting Exmoor Zoo! Just a short drive from Lynton & Lynmouth.
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.
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