If you’re driving around north Devon, then you can easily be crossing Exmoor without realising it. It’s a National Park that extends from the Lynton and Lynmouth coastline to the Quantock hills of Somerset and features some of the most beautiful and dramatic landscapes in England.

It offers some spectacular walks and is home to a huge range of wildlife, not least its very own Exmoor pony.

North Devon
www.visit-exmoor.info/

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Not far along the coast road from Lynton you’ll find a signpost for Hunters Inn, which as well as being a pub-restaurant and place of accommodation, is also a beauty spot near the bottom of the alarmingly steep and deep Heddon Valley.

The walks in this area are spectacular, whether you follow the river path down to the sea or climb the cliff paths which cut narrow tracks along steep, heather-covered inclines.

This is a truly beautiful place to spend some time, just make sure that your car brakes are in good working order before you make the journey.

Take the coast road from Lynton towards Ilfracombe. Watch for the signposted road for Hunters Inn.

www.thehuntersinn.net/

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