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Walking on Exmoornear the Coleridge Way CottagesExmoor is walking heaven. You can walk along miles of sign-posted track, often without seeing another person for hours even though more people come to Exmoor to walk than any other activity.We have various maps and publications in the cottages with which you can plan a route. We are registered with EnjoyEngland.com as having special facilities for walkers such as washing and drying facilities, boot washing and maps of the local area. Exmoor National Park organise guided walks and produce a good guide. You can even get full detail maps on the parks' website at: walking maps We have two cottages Coleridge Cottage and Wordsworth Cottage both with double beds. Wordsworth can be converted into two single beds by request. Both cottages can be booked together to form one large cottage which sleeps 4 people, as they have secure interconnecting doors.
The Coleridge Way The Two Moors Way The Way links the only two National Parks in southern England, and crosses both of them north-south. Not surprisingly, it passes through landscape of exceptionally high quality. Not only does this include the high moorland of some of the Dartmoor and Exmoor sections, but also the deep and wooded valleys of the moorland edges and between the moors, unspoilt rural scenery with a remote and tranquil feel difficult to find elsewhere in modern times. Walking mostly not too difficult, but one or two strenuous stretches; some unwaymarked open moorland requiring navigational skills. The South West Coast Path The Tarka Trail
Mid summers weekend, the 21st of June, will see will see walkers across Exmoor embarking on the 31 mile challenge. To book call Jeff Cox on 01769 520397. Exmoor National Park organise guided walks and produce a good guide. See: http://www.exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk/index/visiting/activities/walking.htm These is an Exmoor National Park Authority Event, if you would like any further information please call our National Park Centre in Dulverton on 01398 323841 For example, the River & Moor 9 Nov 2008 into the Lyn Valley to Rockford and over the moor to Badgworthy Water. Meet County Gate SS793486. 11.00am for 5 hrs/9 miles. Walking clothing/boots essential. Bring picnic A few good routes can be found at: The Coleridge Way: www.coleridgeway.co.uk. The Old Mineral Line route part 1 - Roadwater to the top of the Brendon Hills. See the map. The Old Mineral Line route part 2 - Roadwater to Watchet Harbour. See the map. A great selection of walks from Geoff Bannister can be found on his website. Another good selection of walks from Peter Thompson can be found on his website. We have various maps and publications in the cottages with which you can plan a route.
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