The Valley of Rocks, just west of Lynton, is famous for its herd of goats, its geology and its stunning views. A dry river valley, it is believed to owe its …
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Feb 2, 2025
We came on a cold blustery day but it was worth the walk to the top to see the incredible views. The scenery is really breathtakingFull review by 46francescah
Nov 11, 2024
Amazing place to explore, hiked there from Lynton and then back round on the SW coast path to Lynmouth. Stunning landscape! Feral goats! Sheer drops! Was great. Tip: if you can, approach on foot fr…Full review by Michelle L
Aug 20, 2024
You get a great reward with the very short walk from Lynton to here. Stunning views of both the Valley and also both coasts or the Bristol Channel. We came here on the Exmoor Coaster so sadly had lit…Full review by Jen_Andy_Lawson
Hi, where is the nearest car park to start this walk, and is the coastal walk suitable for a 20-week pregnant woman? It would be lovely to exercise with a view but I won't want to strain myself with it. Thank you.
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Right there, plenty of parking. However, if on the odd chance that it is full, you can park on the road, still close. If the weather takes a turn, you can still drive along the road and has …
Right there, plenty of parking. However, if on the odd chance that it is full, you can park on the road, still close. If the weather takes a turn, you can still drive along the road and has great views. If you go along the road about 1/2 a mile, look back and see if you can see the lady in the rocks up high, she is only visible for about 50 yards.
How scary is this drive in a car? Not keen on heights will be in a vw polo and just for photos no walks
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On a scale of one being on your sofa at home, and ten driving hairpin bends in the Dolomite mountains, or a viewing platform in Madeira over a 1000ft drop, I guess this rates as a two …
On a scale of one being on your sofa at home, and ten driving hairpin bends in the Dolomite mountains, or a viewing platform in Madeira over a 1000ft drop, I guess this rates as a two and a half to three at most. Hope this helps.
The cliff walk from the town of Lynton along the coastal path to the valley of the rocks is more than possible with a pram but it is a sheer drop down to the sea so obviously care must be …
The cliff walk from the town of Lynton along the coastal path to the valley of the rocks is more than possible with a pram but it is a sheer drop down to the sea so obviously care must be taken and once in the valley of the rocks it’s relatively flat wth a well made up road. We did it all on push bikes and it was fine, enjoy and don’t forget your camera.
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