Highlights
Exmoor Dark Skies Festival 2020
16th October to 31st October - . Join us to celebrate and explore the wonders of Exmoor after dark.
Upcoming Events View all
Snowdrop Valley
Wheddon Cross Car Park (The Rest & Be Thankful Inn)
25th Jan 2020 - 23rd Feb 2020
Snowdrop Valley 2020.
Walking weeks 25 January to 7 February 2020 inclusive.
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Exmoor Food Fest
Across Exmoor
1st Feb 2020 - 1st Mar 2020
Watercolour classes: Dulverton
Dulverton National Park Centre
19 Feb 2020 02:00 pm 04:00 pm
Mineral Line Walk Ruins in the Woods
Chargot Woods Car Park
20th Feb 2020 9:45am-12:45pm
Explore Exmoor Maps
Visitor Map
Use this map to discover some of the many places on Exmoor to visit and explore, including some of the best places to watch wildlife.
Walking Map
Some of our favourite walks. From relaxed and accessible strolls to all-day epics.
Enjoying
Making the most of your visit.
Exmoor is an amazing place, with a different World-class view around every footpath corner What will your adventure be?
What's Special
Why is Exmoor a National Park?
A unique landscape of moorland, woodland, valleys and farmland, shaped by people and nature over thousands of years.
Get Involved
Exmoor, be a part of it.
From submitting wildlife records to longer term voluntary opportunities - there are lots of ways that you can get involved in Exmoor.
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Living and Working
Information for the Exmoor Community.
Whether you're a farmer, land manager, tourist provider, or local resident, Useful info on grants, advice and support.
Planning
Advice, policy and application search.
Find a planning application, get advice and information or find out about developing policy in our planning section.
Learning Zone
Resources for teachers and students.
Find out what makes Exmoor one of the best places in The UK for outdoor learning and explore our online resources.
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Exmoor - Dream, Discover, Explore YouTube
Sit back, relax and enjoy this 12 minute introduction to inspiring and beautiful Exmoor.
Take a journey along our dramatic coast, and then follow the rivers valleys that climb through the wooded combes to the high moorlands. Discover the hidden history that waits to be discovered and the wildlife that thrives in this amazing landscape.
