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Much better under the new owners.

Square good for coffee stop

Nice cafe to the side!!

Tackling Porlock Hill westwards from the village on the A39, prepare for an immediate, brutal ascent. The climb bites hard almost instantly, throwing its infamous 25% ramps at you very early, particularly around the tight hairpins. Experience the intense effort required in your lowest gears, feeling the steepness challenge every pedal stroke. As you winch yourself upwards through the woods, glance back (when safe!) at the rapidly unfolding, stunning views over Porlock Bay. Be aware you'll be sharing this famously steep A-road with other vehicles. After battling the steepest sections, the gradient lessens slightly, but the climb persists relentlessly until you emerge onto the exposed Exmoor moorland at the summit and breathtaking views over the Bristol Channel.

In the middle of the village there is a beautiful, old stone bridge with a ford across the stream next to it. Great photo opportunity!

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It’s up in any direction from here.

Very nice route!

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Lynton presents itself as Victorian and dignified in the small center. There are a few tea rooms, shopping areas and hotels. The steep streets are quickly explored, but there is still the much livelier Lynmouth "downstairs" It's a matter of taste which you like more, both places certainly have their charm!

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Most of the pictures here do NOT show the Gorge!!!! The entrance to it is clearly signposted and is exactly where you can see the water fountain. You pay 10 pounds entry per person, are greeted in a friendly manner and are given historical and technical background information about the exhibition. After visiting it, we continue along the river on steep paths to various waterfalls. This is very nice, especially if you're just passing through Lynmouth and only have time for a mini hike but still want to experience something. Or if you really want to get to know the place and are interested in technology and/or history. There are plenty of benches and picnic options, and the large parking lot with restrooms is just a few minutes from the entrance. Cafes and pubs are plentiful in Lynmouth.

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Village straight out of a picture book, only accessible on a single-lane road. There is a large NT car park (expensive) which is a good start for walks along the coast. The tea room is also recommended. And then you've seen almost everything, Bossington is as tiny as it is adorable!

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Now open daily until 4 p.m. in the fall. The beer garden is extremely nice, but there is also delicious ice cream to take away if you don't want to hang around!

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Just remember if cycling to bring £1 for the toll.

Amazing views. Go early to have it to yourself - and be prepared to suffer if you're coming up from the harbour: 25% hill!

Glen Lyn Gorge is a dramatic gorge near the mouth of the River Lyn near Lynmouth. Fantastic place to see waterfalls and learn about the history of the place. There is a small entrance fee.

Torre Cider Farm is a farm shop and café in the pretty village of Torre Somerset. The café serves great food all day and the shop sells local produce and snacks as well as cider. They also have glamping on site so you could make this a base for Exmoor and northern Somerset bike rides. Closed on Tuesday and open from 9:30 till 17:00 every other day. late opening until 20:00 on Sat. Food served daily until 15:00 or 19:30 on Sat.

The railway makes a fun challenge ride. Friends or family members can ride the train and you can race on the bike there and back with café stop in the middle.

Minehead station is the northern terminus of the West Somerset heritage railway. The railway runs from here south along the coast to Watchet and then south down the edge of the Quantock Hills to Bishops Lydeard near Taunton. There are regular steam and heritage diesel trains running throughout the year but check the website for timings. west-somerset-railway.co.uk

Blue Anchor bay is on the Bristol Channel between Watchet and Minehead. It's a small settlement and one of the smaller stops on the West Somerset Heritage railway line. The beach is large and rocky/sandy. The tide moves quickly here. The road follows the coast for about 1km, it's a nice surface and a great stretch to ride.

South Molton is a market town centred round a market square. It was a major part of the UK's wool trade and markets still thrive twice a week, although no longer just the domain of wool. There are plenty of cafes in South Molton for mid-ride nourishment

Wow. Amazing place, so many trails all over for all kind of fitness, so much to explore.