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.
Selworthy near Porlock
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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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Discovery Safaris of Porlock
Enjoy a scenic safari adventure through Exmoor National Park with a variety of routes taken depending on the daily conditions. Views are stunning and regular stops are made for photographs. Bookings are taken in advance and pick up/drop off is from the village hall car park.
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Exmoor Cycle Hire
Cycling, the perfect way to explore Exmoor. With local cycleways suitable for families and valley climbs and moorland for more experienced riders, there's something for everyone here. Open daily from March to October, check their Web site for winter opening times.
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Exmoor Riding
With access to hundreds of miles of off road riding through woods, moorland and some stunning views of the sea, this is the perfect place to come for a horse ride. You will ride bitless, treeless and barefoot so if you enjoy a more natural kind of riding then this is for you.
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Melody Art Gallery
Set in the heart of the beautiful village, this gallery shows paintings from artist Melody Hawtin and photography from David Martin. Take a look at their Web site to view the gallery.
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Pompy's Cycles
A cycle ride across Exmoor is an experience not to be missed. There are an abundance of trails to suit different abilities, making this a great opportunity for a family adventure.
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Porlock Arts Festival
Taking place in and around the village of Porlock, this festival showcases the work of authors both locally and farther afield. See the Web site for programme details and venues.
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Selworthy
A pretty village of chocolate box thatched cottages set in the National Trust's Holnicote Estate. Wonderful countryside surrounds you with views over the Vale of Porlock and access to Selworthy Beacon.
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The Bottom Ship
Set in a 15th Century hamlet overlooking the Bristol Channel, the pub is traditional with low ceilings and a thatched roof. There is plenty of room for all though, to enjoy their home cooked, locally sourced menu.
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The Old Ship Aground
Home cooked food served 'River Cottage' style. Banger night (the sausage variety) is every Tuesday with other themed evenings and live music on Fridays. Seating is available outside and there is a car park.
Selworthy near Porlock
Discovery Safaris of Porlock
Enjoy a scenic safari adventure through Exmoor National Park with a variety of routes taken depending on the daily conditions. Views are stunning and regular stops are made for photographs. Bookings are taken in advance and pick up/drop off is from the village hall car park.
Exmoor Cycle Hire
Cycling, the perfect way to explore Exmoor. With local cycleways suitable for families and valley climbs and moorland for more experienced riders, there's something for everyone here. Open daily from March to October, check their Web site for winter opening times.
Exmoor Riding
With access to hundreds of miles of off road riding through woods, moorland and some stunning views of the sea, this is the perfect place to come for a horse ride. You will ride bitless, treeless and barefoot so if you enjoy a more natural kind of riding then this is for you.
Melody Art Gallery
Set in the heart of the beautiful village, this gallery shows paintings from artist Melody Hawtin and photography from David Martin. Take a look at their Web site to view the gallery.
Pompy's Cycles
A cycle ride across Exmoor is an experience not to be missed. There are an abundance of trails to suit different abilities, making this a great opportunity for a family adventure.
Porlock Arts Festival
Taking place in and around the village of Porlock, this festival showcases the work of authors both locally and farther afield. See the Web site for programme details and venues.
Selworthy
A pretty village of chocolate box thatched cottages set in the National Trust's Holnicote Estate. Wonderful countryside surrounds you with views over the Vale of Porlock and access to Selworthy Beacon.
The Bottom Ship
Set in a 15th Century hamlet overlooking the Bristol Channel, the pub is traditional with low ceilings and a thatched roof. There is plenty of room for all though, to enjoy their home cooked, locally sourced menu.
The Old Ship Aground
Home cooked food served 'River Cottage' style. Banger night (the sausage variety) is every Tuesday with other themed evenings and live music on Fridays. Seating is available outside and there is a car park.