Exhibition at Exmoor National Park Centre, Lynmouth1st September – 31st October 2026High up on Exmoor’s dramatic sea cliffs sits Kipscombe, an 880 acre landscape with a rich history over thousands of years. As it enters a new chapter, cared for by the National Trust, our exhibition looks at this special place and the people who have helped bring it back to life for nature and community. Featuring photos, artwork, stories and footage for a lively and truly personal take on this unique Exmoor project. To find out more about this project, visit the following websites:www.nationaltrust.org.uk/watersmeet @NorthDevonNT on Instagram and Facebook
Join a guided walk leader on a 2 hr walk and discover the many ways in which water has shaped life in this coastal community.From rivers to the sea, discover how water has shaped life in this picturesque coastal community, from its roots as a small fishing village, to the growth of tourism and the impact of nature.A 2 hour walk on fairly even ground. Starts at Lynmouth National Park Centre.Dogs on short leads allowed.Booking advisable.Free event with - donation welcome to our CareMoor for Exmoor scheme supporting heritage, nature and access projects on Exmoor. For more information: Lynmouth National Park Centre Tel: 01598 752509
A 2h-2.5hr/4 mile guided walk, exploring the hills and landscape that surround the historical village of Dunster.
Join a guided walk leader and explore the picturesque landscape around Dunster.
A 2- 2.5hr/4 mile guided walk, taking in the historical sites of Dunster village and the breathtaking views above the village from the ancient hillforts of Grabbist Hill and Bat’s Castle.
Accessibility: The walk route includes some steep inclines, over uneven ground. A moderate level of fitness is required.
Please ensure you wear suitable outdoor clothing and walking boots.
Dogs on short leads allowed.
Booking recommended. Walk starts at the National Park Centre Dunster.
Free event - donations welcome (for the CareMoor for Exmoor scheme supporting heritage, nature and access projects on Exmoor).
Join Walk Leader Graham McVittie from the ENPA to discover the lost picturesque landscape of Ada Lovelace.
Graeme is Senior Woodland Officer for Exmoor National Park Authority involved in the management of ENPA woodland including Culbone for over 25 years. Graeme is a forester rather than a Landscape Manager or ecologist so brings a practical management perspective to the recovery and conservation of this fascinating place.
Following the SW Coast Path from Ashley Combe Lodge to Culbone Church we will explore the surviving features of the extensive picturesque landscape laid out by the mathematician and her husband Willam Lovelace in the 19th Century. We will look at some of the work by Exmoor National Park and volunteers to reveal some of the surviving features and the ecology and management of the woodland.
Start point SS 858481
– Children welcome
– Dogs welcome on a lead
Event requires booking, please see our website for details.
Join Walk Leader Steve Key for a guided walk through Larkbarrow and Three Combes Foot.
Steve is a retired Accountant who now spends time on his hobbies including, Astronomy, Exmoor, Geology, Golf, History, Photography & World Affairs. This is his 49th year walking Exmoor. He has several voluntary roles working for ENPA and South West Peatland Partnership.
You will walk north to Three Combes Foot, then along to Kittuck Barrow and Stowford Bottom before heading south to Larkbarrow ruins and back to the lay by.
– Children welcome
– Dogs welcome on a lead
– Please provide your own refreshments, we pause for lunch at Kittuck Barrow
Event requires booking, please see our website for details.
A 2hr guided walk around a village steeped in history, starting from the National Park Centre Dunster. Accessibility: The walk route includes some gentle inclines around the village lanes and passes over some uneven ground towards the end of the route. The route can be adapted - if you have a particular mobility requirement please contact Dunster National Park Centre prior to booking for further information - tel: 01643 821835. Please ensure you bring suitable outdoor clothing and stout footwear. Dogs on short leads allowed. Booking recommended.
