Bradt - Slow Travel: Exmoor National Park

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Discover Exmoor National Park in this unique guide dedicated entirely to the area. Written by local expert Hilary Bradt, it covers everything from the stunning coastlines and moorlands to charming villages beyond the park’s borders.

An in-depth look at Exmoor’s natural beauty, culture, and outdoor adventures.

This guide is part of Bradt's distinctive Slow Travel series, offering a detailed exploration of Exmoor National Park and its surroundings. It highlights the region’s rich wildlife, including birdwatching opportunities and the famous wild red deer, as well as the iconic native ponies. The book delves into the area's history and culture, touching on figures like Lorna Doone, Wordsworth, and Shelley, while also exploring present-day traditions and festivals-ranging from the quirky Hunting of the Earl of Rone to the Minehead Hobby Horse event.

Organized into ten regions, the guide includes 13 mapped walks that showcase both coastal paths and moorland trails. It also points out National Trust villages, nature reserves, private gardens, and some of the most fascinating small churches in the area, including England’s smallest church.

Exmoor’s coastline offers a variety of beaches, from sandy shores to pebbled stretches, perfect for wild swimming in the sea, rivers, and reservoirs. Recognized increasingly as a foodie hotspot, the region is ideal for active holidays whether you enjoy walking, riding, or simply soaking up breathtaking scenery and wilderness.

Bradt’s Slow Travel: Exmoor National Park is the perfect companion for visitors of all ages and interests, ensuring a memorable and enriching experience in one of England’s most beautiful national parks.

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