Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway
Water-powered funicular railway joining Lynmouth and Lynton, opened in 1890 and Grade II listed.
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Places worth your time in Exmoor & Lynmouth
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该街区及周边的地标、博物馆、公园和观景点。
Water-powered funicular railway joining Lynmouth and Lynton, opened in 1890 and Grade II listed.
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Dry valley about 1 km west of Lynton, running parallel to the coast and known for its feral goats.
Former fishing lodge of about 1832 in the East Lyn gorge, now a National Trust tea room and shop.
Small museum in Lynton's oldest surviving cottage, covering local life and the 1952 Lynmouth flood.
Grade II* listed town hall on Lee Road with a community bookshop on the ground floor.
Village in a gorge where the East and West Lyn rivers meet, directly below Lynton.
Hamlet on Exmoor two miles east of Lynmouth; the Iron Age fort on Wind Hill may be the site of a battle in 878.
The most northerly point of the Devon and Exmoor coast, owned by the National Trust, with a Trinity House lighthouse.
Rocky cove about a mile down the River Heddon from the Hunter's Inn, cared for by the National Trust.
Station on the restored Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, with a tea room open on train days.
The highest sea cliff in England, 318 metres, and the highest point of the South West Coast Path.
Conservation zoo near Bratton Fleming specialising in smaller animals, developed from Exmoor Bird Gardens.
Highest point on Exmoor and in Somerset at 519 metres, with Bronze Age cairns; owned by the National Trust.
Clapper bridge of 17 spans across the River Barle, 55 metres long; Grade I listed.
Tidal harbour hamlet west of Porlock with over a thousand years of history.
Local museum in a late 15th-century manor house in Porlock, with displays on Porlock Hill and the 1899 lifeboat launch.
Village on the National Trust's Holnicote Estate below Selworthy Beacon, one of Exmoor's high points.
Castle on a steep hill called the Tor, fortified since Anglo-Saxon times and held by the Luttrell family for centuries.
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