Things to see and do Exmoor National Park

Starting point for long fox hunting parties, when they were still permitted, Exford is entirely oriented towards tourism. The village has a mountain atmosphere. The air is pure and feels like the end of the world. History and tradition play an important role.

. peak (520 m). Many walks around Dunkery Beacon allow you to admire it.

This impressive valley with its jagged coastline is one of Exmoor's most beautiful spots. Less than a mile from Lynton, the Valley of Rocks is famous for its rock formations and strange caves. The formation of this natural site is thought to date back to prehistoric times, with the valley sanding up over the years to form a U-shape. On your walk, you may come across wild goats roaming freely, often quite frighteningly, along the jagged cliffs. Don't forget your camera on this beautiful walk!