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Exmoor

Exmoor national park is a beautiful place to visit anytime of year but especially in the spring and summer seasons. Covering 692km2 of outstanding nature, it is the perfect place to get out and explore the magnificent moorland and dramatic coastline. In addition to its beauty, alone, there are plenty of places to visit, and events and activities to get involved in. From walking and hiking to cycling, archery and much more! And we are lucky enough to have this all on our doorstep at the Ralegh’s Cross Inn. Just call or email us today to find out more about our location.

Exmoor And The Surrounding Area

Exmoor impressively stretches all the way across Somerset and North Devon. It is a place to rediscover peace and tranquillity with its stunning surroundings, towering sea cliffs, deep valleys, high moors and rushing streams that protect our one-of-a-kind Atlantic Rain Forest. It is the perfect place for adventure, star gazing and wondering through the charming and historic villages in the surrounding area.

Things To Do In Exmoor

There is plenty to do for everyone in Exmoor from walking and sightseeing to cycling, fishing and much more! Just some of our more popular activities our guests like to do include:

hills in front of river

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Exmoor National Park

Is Exmoor Worth Visiting?

Yes! Exmoor has a stunning and inspiring landscape and here at Ralegh’s Cross Inn we want everyone to have the opportunity to enjoy it. For some that could be a challenging all-day hike across the moorlands, for others it could be a chance to get some fresh air, take in the views and enjoy the nature and heritage that Exmoor has to offer.

What Places Can I visit Nearby?

At Ralegh’s Cross Inn in Exmoor, there are many wonderful places that you can visit nearby, these include:

Wimbleball Lake
Wimbleball Lake – (5.9 Miles)

You can go for a walk, use this place to spark your kids’ imaginations, or look for wildlife. There is also a children’s play area and water sports.
Link for suggested trail here.

Wachet Train Line
Watchet – (6.4 Miles)

A picturesque harbour town bustling with activity at the marina. There are many things to do in and around Watchet, from riding the steam train to going fossil searching on the beach, going fishing, or just taking in the scenery on foot.
Link for suggested trail here.

Dunster Castle Walk
Dunster Castle – (9.7 Miles)

This national trust property has impressive grounds and beautiful gardens, with a fully functioning windmill.
Link for suggested trail here.

Blue Anchor Beach
Blue Anchor Bay – (12 Miles)

If you’re looking for a beach day! Head to the Blue Anchor Bay for a stroll along their wide sandy beach.
Link for suggested trail here.

Minehead Boats On Beach
Minehead – (12.7 Miles)

Minehead offers a wide variety of activities. Sandy beach, Butlins (a classic amusement park with rides, games, and fish & chips), and shops. The old harbour, which today hosts pleasure boat tours, was formerly a small port in the late 1300s; you can take a stroll there! In addition, you can play golf and watersports too.
Link for suggested trail here.

Lynton & Lynmouth Walk
Lynton & Lynmouth – (27.3 Miles)

Known as the walking capital of Exmoor, visiting this destination is a must! There is a historic working cliff railway that boosts the steepest water-powered railway in the world! Wonderful walks with beautiful scenic views and plenty of shops and cafés to explore!
Link for suggested trail here.

sea edge cliff with sunset
Valley of The Rocks – (29 Miles)

This section of the South West Coast Path is home to some of the most breathtaking scenery you’re likely to see on your travels. Watch as goats frolic freely along the cliff faces as you marvel at the breathtaking U-shaped valley that runs parallel to the sea.
Link for suggested trail here.

Contact Us To Find Out More About Exmoor

For more information on what activities you can do and locations you can visit in Exmoor, please get in touch.

01984 640343

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reception@raleghs-cross.co.uk

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