Accessible Exmoor

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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. There is suitable access for people who are less mobile or use a wheelchair, families with young children or pushchairs, as well as anyone who just wants an easy going stroll. There are now several places on Exmoor where you can hire an all -terrain tramper . These include Heddon Valley, Wimbleball Lake and Dunster Castle

For some great routes on Exmoor that are more accessible then visit our Walking Map and look for the blue markers which will take you to routes on the Phototrails website.

Useful Links

South West Coast Path

Calvert Trust

Here are some upcoming events that might be particularly suitable for people who are less mobile. Or you can browse all events here

Choral concert - Brahms German Requiem

Tithe Barn, Priory Green, Dunster
21st Feb 2021 2:30 pm - 3:15 pm
A performance of Brahms German Requiem by the singers from the Yarn Market Hotel...
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Additionally, here are the upcoming events where trampers are available for hire

Choral concert - Brahms German Requiem

Tithe Barn, Priory Green, Dunster
21st Feb 2021 2:30 pm - 3:15 pm
A performance of Brahms German Requiem by the singers from the Yarn Market Hotel...
Read more