Accessible Exmoor

The beautiful landscape of Exmoor National Park is a great place to explore and enjoy whatever your level of mobility. While some of the footpaths and bridleways can be rugged and challenging, many are much easier and suitable for a wide range of users including people who are less mobile or use a wheelchair, families with young children or pushchairs as well as any people who may just want an easy going stroll.

Tramper hire
With support from the National Park Authority trampers (all terrain mobility scooters) are now available to hire at Heddon's Mouth and Wimbleball Lake (coming soon!) via the Countryside Mobility project. 

Accessible Routes
We are currently in the process of redesigning our easy going walks information and providing more information on each route. In the mean time you will find a number of more accessible routes here.

There are a number of more accessible routes on Exmoor that can be downloaded here

The Tall Trees Trail is a great new trail that The Crown Estate have constructed with support from the National Park Authority near Dunster that provides wheelchair-friendly access to England’s tallest tree

Our Interactive map has a growing number of “easy going walks”. 

The South West Coast Path runs all the way along the Exmoor and North Devon Coast and has some great, more accessible walks.

Other Links

The Calvert Trust are based at Whistlandpound Reservoir on the western edge of Exmoor and provide a unique range of accessible activities and accommodation.

For more accessible accommodation go to the Visit Exmoor website and select the type of accommodation you are looking for and then refine your search by ticking the "disabled access" check box.