Exmoor (/ ˈɛksmʊər, - mɔːr /) is loosely defined as an area of hilly open moorland in west Somerset and north Devon in South West England. It is named after the River Exe, the source of which is situated …

Discover the breathtaking landscapes that inspired the best-selling memoir The Salt Path and see where much of the upcoming film adaptation was brought to life. From dramatic coastal cliffs to hidden …

Exmoor has as rich history and a landscape that tells the story of how people have lived and worked here from the Mesolithic to today. Working with our communities and businesses to help keep...

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Could Exmoor be one of England's most overlooked national parks? This lesser-visited national park in England’s West Country is a haven for walkers, stargazers and lovers of literature.

Exmoor, high moorland in northwestern Somerset and northern Devon, England, that forms a national park 268 square miles (693 square km) in extent. It borders the Bristol Channel on the north and has …

At just 693 square kilometres, Exmoor is one of the UK’s smallest National Parks. But what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in beauty and variety, thanks to spectacular coastline, expansive …

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Explore Exmoor in North Devon. Discover wild moorlands, rugged coastline, wildlife, walking trails, and charming villages in this stunning national park.

Exmoor earned National Park status in 1954 and is named after its main river, the River Exe, whose source is near Simonsbath, Somerset.