A five-mile circular from Woody Bay along the old carriageway to Heddon's Mouth, returning on one of the most dramatic stretches of the coast path.

From the iconic thatched cottages of Selworthy Green to the sweeping canopy of its ancient woodlands, this circular walk showcases the very best of Exmoor's managed estate and hillside vistas.

Discover the Enchanting Valley of Rocks: A Walk Through History and Natural Beauty ⛰️✨ What can one say about the Valley of Rocks that has not been said before? This mystical landscape in North Devon has inspired countless visitors over the centuries. The poet Coleridge referred to the "commotion of the elements" here, while William and Dorothy Wordsworth called it "The Valley of Stones." R.D. Blackmore immortalized it as the setting for Mother Melldrum's cave in Lorna Doone,

Beyond the well-trodden paths lies a rugged, secret Exmoor coastline. This walk guides you down to the hidden sands and quiet shorelines that most visitors completely miss.

Escape the social media noise and reconnect with nature on a beautiful walk through the picturesque Selworthy village in West Somerset.

Where Exmoor’s soaring high plateau meets the Bristol Channel, the dramatic cliffs of Countisbury offer some of the most breathtaking coastal views in Britain. Travel writer Martin Hesp leads a sweeping walk around Foreland Point, taking in panoramic vistas of Lynmouth Bay, rich Saxon heritage, and a well-earned stop at the historic Blue Ball Inn.

Looking for one of the very best Exmoor walks? This spectacular circular route explores the twin villages of Lynton and Lynmouth before climbing through the Valley of Rocks to some of England's most dramatic coastal scenery, with breathtaking sea views, literary history and the famous water-powered Cliff Railway.

Wild Pear Beach lies beneath the towering cliffs of Great Hangman and Little Hangman on one of North Devon's most dramatic stretches of coast. Discover hidden coves, spectacular walks and remarkable wartime history.

Martin Hesp revisits Selworthy - the picture-perfect village on the south-facing slopes of the big coast hill which links Minehead with Porlock Vale.

A coastal trek filled with maritime history and deep local intrigue. This Porlock coast walk blends dramatic Bristol Channel views with a fascinating local mystery involving a mysterious man called 'Afghan' and the legend of the Forty Grave of the Doones 40.