An 11 mile walk visiting the Valley of Rocks, Six Acre Cross, New Mill, Manor Farm, Sparhanger Cross, Cheriton, then then returning to Lynmouth using the Two Moors Way, Smallcombe Bridge, Hillsford Bridge, Myrtleberry Cleave and Lyn Cleave. The walk is strenuous in places with some steep ascents and descents.

Join Rosie to make beautiful Easter and Springtime themed wreaths, table decorations and cards using natural and locally grown materials.
Rosie Treharne is a horticulturalist and garden designer and is one of our CareMoor business champions.
Tickets are £30 each and include refreshments.

A one hour stroll to look at Langham engine house, then a 2 hour walk down the steep miners' track to see Bearland Flue and other features connected with iron mining in the Brendons. We may visit Burrow Farm engine house or Kennisham Hill. Boots and rainwear needed. Dogs on leads only with permission. www.westsomersetmineralrailway.org.uk, www.wsmr.org.uk, for information only. Book through The Exmoor Society, or Phil Gannon 01984 640892, with a similar donation.

Meet mountain leaders Nick and Unity for a guided hike with of around 2 hours along old drovers ways, across fields and into hidden ancient wooded valleys. We will have time to breathe, to watch and observe Spring unfurling, embrace the sights and sounds of the awakening moor. On the way we will pause for lunch and a drink before returning to East Liscombe Farm.

Here the sauna awaits, to ease tired muscles and melt away tensions. A plunge bath or cold shower is available to cool off between sauna steamings, but there is also a natural jacuzzi stream a few metres away. For those wishing to add this deeper immersive experience, guidance and support can be given to breathe through the exhilarating chill of the natural waters. Hot teas and water available.

Cost £35