A long walk through deeply wooded combes, past bubbling streams and waterfalls. A great walk for a cool day. Lots of steep climbs in this walk, but very rewarding. Park up in County Gate Car Park and walk over Cosgate Hill crossing the A39 heading towards Old Burrow. This is a great opportunity to see
A delightful leisurely stroll through Lynmouth via Woodside Bridge and Middleham Gardens Not all walks have to be epic, sometimes they can be relaxing strolls around a pretty village. This walk is just that. You can walk to Lynmouth from Highcliffe House down the Zig-zag path, or you can take the Cliff Railway. Once in
Miles and miles of stunning views from Bossington Hill & Hurlstone Point Approx. 5km | 2-3 hours Bossington is a charming thatched hamlet within the National Trust’s Holnicote Estate, very close to Porlock. Park in the village, in the National Trust Car Park and the start of the walk is right there. Follow the signs
An epic 20km marathon through woodland, open fields and precipitous cliff edges – this walk has everything! Approx. 20km | 5-6 hours If you’re looking for a fun day out exploring and you’re powered by Duracell batteries, then this 20km walkathon is for you. It follows the South West Coast Path for most of the
Breathtaking views, a leafy woodland walk and delicious home-made tea and cakes. Approx. 1-2 hours / 5 km One of our most favourite walks in Exmoor, it offers everything. Drive past the ‘Church of all Saints, a fascinating whitewashed 15th-century parish church. Park in the National Trust Car Park in Selworthy Village and take the
An epic 10-mile hike for those wanting to really explore the Lyn Valley area. Approx. 5-hours | 15 km This is a glorious walk that starts and finishes at Highcliffe House. It covers nearly every hill and valley you can see from Lynton & Lynmouth through the Doone Valley area. The walk includes; Summerhouse Hill,
A short stroll through the leafy woodland of Hollerday Hill & Snowball Approx. 1 hour This walk is one of the shortest, most satisfying walks within sight of Highcliff House. Hollerday Hill rises about 800ft (240m) out of the Channel and provides a stunning backdrop for Lynton. Hollerday Hill is a wonderful place to wander
A short or long walk through the leafy woodland of Hollerday Hill with stunning views into the Valley of Rocks. Approx. 1-2 hours This spectacular hill rises rather majestically approximately 800ft (240m) out of the Bristol Channel. It provides a stunningly beautiful backdrop for Lynton. Hollerday Hill is a wonderful place to wander through a
A fantastic walk with stunning views of the Valley of Rocks, Lee Abbey and the Bristol Channel. Not many people take the chance to do this walk, but I promise you it’s stunning. Start by walking towards the Valley of Rocks, but veer off before you get there. The start of this walk is moderately steep