Steam trains through rolling countryside, with views out to wild moorland and the rugged coastline. Originally opened in 1898, and closed in 1935; Now a short section of the line has been restored, and what you can see today at Woody Bay is just the beginning of ambitions to rebuild the line further. Discover more of the history and story of the Lynton & Barnstaple Railway in this exhibition.

01598 752509 NPCLynmouth@exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk

Explore the stunning Exmoor National Park with our guided Simonsbath Walking Holidays. Come and stay in comfort and share 3 days of spectacular walks with our knowledgeable guides. Check Website for price options

01643831259 enquiries@simonsbathhousehotel.co.uk

Part of the National Parks UK's Big Volunteering Weekend 2024.

Take part in traditional meadow management activities to help improve the biodiversity of a meadow, near Tarr Steps on Exmoor. Discover how to spot local wildlife species living around the meadow and look for signs of dormice activity in the near-by woods.

Activities include traditional scything and raking cut grass, plus an introduction to wildlife ID.
Dates available: Wed 18th Sept (Scything) & Fri 20th Sept. (scything, raking and wildlife ID)

No experience necessary - training given on the day.
A resonable level of fitness is required.

What do I need to bring?
Bring a packed lunch and drink.
Wear stout footwear and appropriate outdoor clothing.
All other equipment needed will be provided.

Where do we meet on the day?
Meet at Tarr Steps car park (meet here).
You will be provided with a parking permit on arrival.
From the car park it is a 30 minute stroll to site.

pwatts-mabbott@exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk