This beautiful spot has recently been bought by the National Trust for £1.5 million, and it’s not hard to see why. It’s incredibly romantic, peaceful and wild, and this circular walk pairs this with some of Exmoor’s open moorland for a match made in heaven Devon.
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The fine dining scene is growing in North Devon, which is really exciting to see. Whether you’re wondering where to go for a special meal, or you’re a foodie wanting to experience the gastronomic genius of this area, this list is a great place to start.
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The Coleridge Restaurant is an Exmoor hidden gem. Although it’s technically in Somerset rather than North Devon, I’m willing to make exceptions for the things on Exmoor that are worth travelling for, and this definitely fits the bill.
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If you’re looking for a Sunday carvery of epic proportions, look no further than The Exmoor White Horse Inn, Exford.
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Heddon’s Mouth is a favourite with walkers, offering a country pub, easy riverside walk and a pebble beach. Extend it to include Trentishoe Down and you can also enjoy some fabulous coastline and a challenging uphill.
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Over in neighbouring Somerset and embedded within Exmoor lies the local ambler’s hotspot Tarr Steps. It is a stone’s throw from North Devon that is too good to miss.
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