Who doesn’t love the Exmoor pony?? This hardy native breed has been present on Exmoor for thousands of years. To this day, semi-feral herds wander the rough grasslands across Exmoor National Park. Although their … Read More
So, what is Exmoor National Park famous for? This stunning region in the south-west of England captures the hearts of any who visit here. The varied landscape has something for everyone, beautiful, rich and … Read More
The Beast of Exmoor – an elusive creature, roaming the moors of Exmoor… or perhaps just roaming our imaginations..? This large, wild ‘cryptozoological’ felid has become infamous in the south-west, spotted across the fields … Read More
The West Somerset Railway offers much more than train travel. This steam locomotive offers a step back in time to the days of old. A country branch line of the old Great Western Railway, come … Read More
There is so much to love about the Christmas period over Exmoor. Amongst the rolling frosty hills nestle pretty villages, getting in the festive spirit. Candles burn, lights twinkle, and Santa starts popping up … Read More
The Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway is the highest and steepest water powered railway in the world. Quite some claim to fame! Who would have thought it, quiet little Exmoor has it’s very own … Read More
Wimbleball Lake Visitor Information A stunning spot towards the South East of Exmoor, Wimbleball Lake is well worth a visit. A reservoir lake, the area is open to the public for watersports, walking and … Read More
About The Exmoor Dark Skies Festival The Exmoor Dark Skies Festival runs from mid-October through until early November each year. Throughout this period, a series of fun and fascinating events will be held across … Read More
Find an Exmoor Map to help you when visiting this beautiful part of the world. Whether you are looking for places to stay, things to do, or where to eat when visiting Exmoor, we … Read More
The Valley of the Rocks (also known as ‘Valley of Rocks’) is a dramatic section of coastline on the northern edge of Exmoor. Exmoor never fails to disappoint when it comes to varied and … Read More
Beautiful, iconic and ancient – the Tarr Steps are well worth a visit if you have made it to Exmoor National Park. This “clapper bridge” is the longest and oldest of its kind in … Read More
The famous annual event of Dunster by Candlelight will certainly serve to get you in the Christmas spirit. Dunster descends into darkness… well not quite, more like a warm ambient glow, as the whole … Read More
Dunster Castle Well worth a visit when in Exmoor National Park, the magnificent Dunster Castle is now run by the National Trust as a tourist attraction. Hundreds of years old, this medieval country home … Read More
For anyone who has experienced a safari, they can vouch for the fact that this is thrilling, humbling and immersive experience that can make you feel connected to the natural world like nothing else. … Read More