The history of Exmoor tells how people from Mesolithic times to the present day have tried in different ways to live on and around the moor and exploit the area for their own purposes. Their actions helped form the landscape as we know it. Trees were gradually cleared from the hills and later vegetation was controlled so that sheep could find the best grazing.
From towering cliffs and rocky beaches to soft heather-clad hills, green valleys and crystal-clear rivers and streams, there's a whole photo album's worth of stunning views to admire. Escape the Everyday on Exmoor.
Exmoor zoo has the only pair of black leopards on exhibit in the UK! Is this the cat that has been seen roaming around the South-west and Exmoor? The Exmoor Beast myth is as alive now as it was back in medieval times
The OSKC is located in Combe Martin and is the premier kayak and stand up paddle board hire / sales centre in North Devon. It is the only company operating out of Combe Martin that is AALA licensed and has British Canoeing qualified kayak and stand up paddle board instructors.
Now one of Britain’s leading honey farms Quince Honey Farm is family run and first established in 1949 by George Wallace with two hives of bees, an inexorable work ethic and a wild dream.
Situated in the heart of the beautiful Exmoor National Park, the Exmoor Pony Centre is a small charity run business, owned by the Moorland Mousie Trust, working to promote and protect the endangered rare-breed Exmoor pony.