A three-and-a-half-mile circular walk from Dulverton, over Court Down to Marsh Bridge and back through the woods beside the River Barle.

A circular walk from Hillsford Bridge to Watersmeet, up the wooded East Lyn River towards Rockford and back over the hill via Brendon church.

A six-mile circular walk from Exford down the River Exe through Curr Cleeve, across the Nethercote footbridge and back over Room Hill.

A circular walk through Lorna Doone Country on Exmoor, from Malmsmead up Badgworthy Water and back over the moor to Oare church.

Discover one of Exmoor's wildest circular walks as Martin Hesp explores windswept Hawkridge, ancient woodland and the legendary Tarr Steps, weaving history, colourful characters and breathtaking scenery into an unforgettable four-mile adventure.

This delightful Exmoor walk combines ancient woodland, sweeping moorland views, a lost medieval settlement, red deer country and the enchanting East Water Valley beneath Dunkery Beacon. A perfect introduction to one of the most beautiful corners of Exmoor.

Tucked away beneath a canopy of oak woodland, the West Lyn River carves one of the most dramatic ravines in North Devon. Join veteran journalist Martin Hesp on a trek along this churning watercourse, following its swift journey from the high moors down through secret glens to meet the sea at Lynmouth.

A journey to one of the most sheltered spots in the West Country. Tucked away in the lee of Exmoor's highest hills, Porlock Vale and the village of Horner offer a haven of tranquility, a micro-climate, and a soporific atmosphere that's hard to resist.

Circular walks from Robber's Bridge on Exmoor: up Weir Water, over Mill Hill and down Chalk Water, or a figure-of-eight via Oare church.