Exmoor National Park Travel Guide

 King_Golo Says:  During our short time in Exmoor we stayed in the beautiful village of Porlock with its old cottages along the winding High Street, but what I liked best about this place was the harbour at Porlock Weir. It's an incredibly photogenic place which we reached for the best light... 

 King_Golo Says:  The twin towns of Lynton and Lynmouth are a popular tourist destination on the Exmoor coast. This is mostly because of the funicular railway which connects them via an incredibly steep cliff, but also because of their pleasant location at the end of the mystic valley of the... 

 King_Golo Says:  Allerford is a tiny village near Porlock. It's not exactly spectacular, but it has got a romantic atmosphere owing to its old-fashioned looks and the ford which gave the village its name. Just next to the ford is a picturesque stone bridge for those who do not want to wet... 

 King_Golo Says:  The former hunting and fishing lodge of Watersmeet south of Lynton and Lynmouth makes for a great starting point for some nice walks through the oak forest surrounding the building. Just in front of the lodge (which nowadays is owned by the National Trust) the rivers East... 

 luckzz1000 Says:  Travel Guide Trip & info's : www.madisonvillearts.org-----------------------------------------------------------------------Surrounded by undulating, verdant countryside, as well as diminutive, charming hamlets, Exmoor is justifiably acknowledged as the land of cottages and... 

 piglet44 Says:  If you like English sea views (I don't mean sunbathing and beaches), try Porlock weir,a short drive from Minehead.This is a lovely place very serene, full of little kids trying to catch crabs in buckets and older people quietly sketching and looking out to sea.It is a... 

 piglet44 Says:  we chatted to a couple at our B and B ( see accomodations at Dunster tip)over breakfast and they told us that if we go up on Exmoor there is a lovely place called the Tarr Steps that we should visit.It is a little difficult to find but we followed the B road from... 

 iris2002 Says:  I have been criss crossing the National Park for a few months now and it is sooo versatile and beautiful - hard to discribe - you got to see it really :) 

 iris2002 Says:  EXMOOR NATIONAL PARK 

 wanghua Says:  The nice place it will murder your films a lot. 

 iris2002 Says:  For those who are afraid of dogs - be aware that some of the hiking trails lead close to farms or sometimes through private property. And there are dogs who (even they don't bite) make a lot of fuss and chase after hikers and cyclists.I had one of those encounters - wich...