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Dunkery Beacon

Drive up onto Exmoor from Wheddon Cross and park at Dunkery Gate just as you get on National Trust land, then choose an open moorland walk to the top of Dunkery Beacon via a long or short route, where you will get a view over Porlock and across the Bristol Channel to Wales.

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Bossington Hill

Just under three miles of walking with spectacular views when you reach the top, this is a great family friendly walk that kiddies can bring their kite for.

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Dunster PhotoWalks

If you enjoy walking and have an interest in photography then this is the ideal activity for you. Dunster is a historic, mediaeval village offering lots of interesting buildings and walks take place most mornings and afternoons with evening walks during the summer months. Booking is essential so please visit their Website for further details.

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Porlock Woodland Walk

A beautiful four mile moderate stroll around the western side of Porlock Bay taking in woodland, Porlock Beach and marshy pastures.

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Snowdrop Valley

Snowdrop Valley lies on the River Anvill in eastern Exmoor, near the village of Wheddon Cross. The valley has become such a popular spot for walking during snowdrop season (usually February) that the road is closed off to general traffic and the Exmoor National Park Authority operates a park-and-ride service from Wheddon Cross to Snowdrop Valley during this period. (See website for regularly updated details.) Welllies or walking shoes recommended.

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South West Coast Path

The South West Coast Path National Trail - 630 miles of superb coastal walking.

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The Dunster National Park Centre, Exmoor

Advice and information to help you get the most out of your visit to Exmoor Natonal Park. The centre also exhibits displays on local history, nature and culture and runs programmes of events including guided walks.

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Walks near Minehead

'With miles of stunning Walks near Minehead we have listed 7 of the very best Walks Minehead has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have trekked them.'

Dunkery Beacon

Dunkery Beacon

24 November 2011

Drive up onto Exmoor from Wheddon Cross and park at Dunkery Gate just as you get on National Trust land, then choose an open moorland walk to the top of Dunkery Beacon via a long or short route, where you will get a view over Porlock and across the Bristol Channel to Wales.

Bossington Hill

Bossington Hill

Just under three miles of walking with spectacular views when you reach the top, this is a great family friendly walk that kiddies can bring their kite for.

Dunster PhotoWalks

Dunster PhotoWalks

If you enjoy walking and have an interest in photography then this is the ideal activity for you. Dunster is a historic, mediaeval village offering lots of interesting buildings and walks take place most mornings and afternoons with evening walks during the summer months. Booking is essential so please visit their Website for further details.

Porlock Woodland Walk

Porlock Woodland Walk

A beautiful four mile moderate stroll around the western side of Porlock Bay taking in woodland, Porlock Beach and marshy pastures.

Snowdrop Valley

Snowdrop Valley

Snowdrop Valley lies on the River Anvill in eastern Exmoor, near the village of Wheddon Cross. The valley has become such a popular spot for walking during snowdrop season (usually February) that the road is closed off to general traffic and the Exmoor National Park Authority operates a park-and-ride service from Wheddon Cross to Snowdrop Valley during this period. (See website for regularly updated details.) Welllies or walking shoes recommended.

South West Coast Path

South West Coast Path

The South West Coast Path National Trail - 630 miles of superb coastal walking.

The Dunster National Park Centre, Exmoor

The Dunster National Park Centre, Exmoor

Advice and information to help you get the most out of your visit to Exmoor Natonal Park. The centre also exhibits displays on local history, nature and culture and runs programmes of events including guided walks.