From £2052 per week

2 bedroom secluded holiday barn set in beautiful gardens on the edge of the Quantock Hills.

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Attractions Exmoor National Park is located in the southwest region of England, and spans over 260 miles of stunning landscape, covering Devon and Somerset. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty, with vast moorland, dramatic coastlines and rolling hills. The South West Coastal Path provides breathtaking views of the national park, running right along its edge for a distance of over 600 miles. This is the longest designated walking route in the United Kingdom, and it offers walks of varying difficulties and lengths across the entire coastline of south west England, from Minehead in Exmoor to Poole Harbour in Dorset. The South West Coast Path begins on Exmoor’s northern coast in Minehead, a quaint coastal town with plenty of bustling pubs and restaurants. From here, one can trace the path up the coast to Porlock, with its historic harbour and picturesque fishing village. Moving inland, the pathway climbs steeply up onto the moors and traverses through valleys and forests filled with idyllic streams and rivers. Other highlights include the famous Valley of the Rocks, a dramatic cliff-side walk that stretches all the way to Lynton and Lynmouth, two beautiful former fishing towns. For those seeking something more challenging, the path continues onward to Combe Martin, where the renowned South West Coast Walk passes over pebble and sandstone beaches, through limestone cliffs and along headlands, providing spectacular views of this stunning part of the world. Lastly, the path culminates at Poole Harbour in East Dorset, offering one last look out over this incredible stretch of coastline before heading back inland. Whether you are looking for a short stroll, a multi-day trek or anything in between, the South West Coastal Path will provide a memorable experience in the idyllic surroundings of Exmoor National Park.