All Places in Lynton

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Lee-Bay-beach

Lee Bay Beach

Lee Bay is a rocky and sandy beach hidden below Lee Abbey on the South West Coast path to the west of Lynmouth. The beach can have some strong currents so beware when swimming. We have no dog information for Lee Bay beach. Read more…
Lynmouth-beach

Lynmouth Beach

Lynmouth is a pebble, shingle beach with rocks by a small harbour at the foot of several hills and looks out across the Bristol Channel. The River Lyn passes through Lynmouth and joins the sea on the beach. Surrounded by beautiful National Park this beach is frequented more often by walkers than surfers and sun bathers. The surrounding Exmoor countryside Read more…
Watersmeet

Watersmeet

Watersmeet, varied Exmoor landscape of rocky coastline, heather moorland, wooded valleys and fast-flowing rivers. Dramatic stretch of the South West Coast Path with one of Britain’s deepest river gorges. Read more…
Woody-Bay-beach

Woody Bay Beach

Woody Bay beach is a small rocky and sandy bay hidden within some great Exmoor National Park scenery. No prizes for why this is called Woody Bay, thus, if you visit this beach then bring your walking boots as the hills and woods contain many nice walks. Car park with decent down to the beach. We have no dog information for Read more…
Lynmouth-Foreland-Lighthouse

Lynmouth Foreland Lighthouse

There is a cliff top walk to the foreland along the path leading from the old inn near Countisbury. It is a very long and impressive route along the headland and thence skirting round the cliffs to the lighthouse. Here the rugged track stands some 150 metres above sea level and magnificent views can be had all round. Grass gives Read more…
Wringcliff-beach

Wringcliff Beach

Wringcliff beach is a small secluded bay surrounded by cliffs. The beach is a mix of sand and shingle with some larger boulders. The beach has no facilities and access is from the coast path down a steep path. The best parking is at the Valley of the Rocks where you also have a tea room. Read more…
Glen-Lyn-Gorge

Glen Lyn Gorge

Glen Lyn Gorge is situated in Lynmouth, is part of Exmoor National Park within a designated sight of special scientific interest. It is the site of the “Power of Water Exhibition” a visitor attraction where people can learn about renewable energy in a stunning natural setting. Learn about the devasting floods that ravaged the town in 1952 Read more…