Exmoor National Park
South West
Dulverton

A unique landscape of moorland, woodland, valleys and farmland, shaped by people and nature over thousands of years

On Exmoor it is still possible to find tranquillity and peace as well as rediscover your sense of adventure; to catch a glimpse of wild red deer, be amazed by dark skies full of stars, and explore villages full of character.

Exmoor National Park is a unique and special place, packed full of beautiful landscapes, wildlife and history.  With wild windswept moorlands with great views, secret wooded valleys where ancient oaks trees cling to the slopes and clear rivers that rush towards the sea.

How big is Exmoor National park?
Exmoor is one of 15 National Parks in the UK and is 267 square miles!  Exmoor National Park contains an amazing variety of landscapes that provide inspiration and enjoyment to visitors and residents alike. Large areas of open moorland provide a sense of remoteness, wildness and tranquillity rare in southern Britain, while spectacular coastal views, deep wooded valleys, high sea cliffs and fast flowing streams all combine to form a rich and distinct mosaic.

There are plenty of things to do on Exmoor from walking and cycling to bird watching and cream teas! Be sure to visit the coastal edge for dramatic views

Exmoor is great for walking!
Make your way along footpaths and tracks that are all carefully signposted and looked after by the National Park. See some walking routes in the Walking Map of Exmoor below

See more here: Walking on Exmoor

For ideas and inspiration check out the links below:

Exmoor Visitor Map

Exmoor for Families