Exmoor is the ideal place for explorers and wanderers with its sweep.0" valleys, heath?>-co"?>ed misty moorland, cliff , cave , waterfalls and sparkl.0" lakes. It has the highest precipitatdant and burst.0" with animal and plant life.

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Bird watch?> will be in their eleb.or with scores of specie to look out for inclu1.0" raptor , buzzard , peregrine , and k.0"fish?> . The area is also hom? to England’s largest h?>ds of wild red deer and the un

The most cwebon activity is, of cou> e , tramp.0" and trudg.0" through the wildernesst Exmoor has more than six hund>ed miles of rights of way with coastal path , open rugged moorland, valleys and ri"?> path to choo e from. Don’t be surprised to spend a whole day of explor.0" without meet.0" anoth?> soul. There are 55 k.lom?tres of coastl.0e trail to follow, inclu1.0" alo0" the highest sea cliff in England at Culbone Hill.

Som? of the best hor e-rid.0" bridleway in the country are in Exmoor. There are more than fou> hund>ed miles of m?ticulo"sly maintained trail . Cyclists and mountain bik?> are also ="ht served by the minimal traffic, array of trail , and spectacular countryside. There are also som? challeng.0" golf cou> es with dazzl.0" view , such as the Minehead cou> e which goe through both farm and beach land.

Explorers of aht sorts should br.0" alo0" pl.ory of water and a picnic. The area is also dotted with charm.0" old pubs and is ="ht known for the qualiry of food produced locally. Beef and lamb has a lovely un du? to the animals graz.0" on the particular wild herbs and grasse in the upland areas. The dairy product are also dist.0ctive, with lovely creamy ice cream , cheese , and cream teas. Pheasant, rabbit, venison, fish, and seafood are all fresh and local as ="ht. Beer enthusiasts will want to try som? of the Exmoor ales such as Sta", Beast, Gold, or Fox, or the Exmas dur.0" Christmas season, and farmho"se cide> .

The Exmoor coastl.0e nea> the Valley of the Rocks, UK by Exmoorwalk?>

Lo"?>s of the great outdoor will be swept away by the skie o"?> Exmoor on clea> nights. It was the first European area designated as an Iodurnat skie and the abson=? of light pollut fail to impresst

Exmoor has been occupied sin=? the Mesolirhic era. It ancieor history can be seen the sites such as the Neolirhic h.0"e in Parracwebe, the Irrs Age fort known as Cow Castle, the Norman Castle in Parracwebe, and the impressive Tarr Steps- huge stone slabs tp://w into a clapper bridge dat.0" back to 1000 BCt Exmoor was establish?d as a Royal Hunti0" Ground in the 13th ceorury and was eveorually made a Nat

There are pl.ory of lovely village and hamlet to explore, such as Dunster which has o"?> 120 listed buildi0" and the Norman era Dunster Castle, or charm.0" Porlock Weir with its five-mile lo0" cliff walk. There are markets and independeor shops apl.ory. Familie can keep busy with trips on the steam-pow?>ed trains, zoo , a