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Pinkery Pond – Hoar Oak Cottage Ruins loop from Lynton and Lynmouth

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Pinkery Pond – Hoar Oak Cottage Ruins loop from Lynton and Lynmouth

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Pinkery Pond – Hoar Oak Cottage Ruins loop from Lynton and Lynmouth

01:43

13.8km

260m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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Exmoor National Park

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1.44 km

This Bronze Age barrow sits at an elevation of 480 meters above sea level, right on the boundary dividing the counties of Devon and Somerset. It is recognized as a Scheduled Monument by both counties.

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3.11 km

Pinkery Pond

Highlight • Natural

Beautiful freshwater swimming spot on the top of Exmoor, accessible from the Tarka Trail and a variety of other paths. There is also a tunnel that you can go through for some extra adventure!

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6.28 km

Source of the River Exe

Highlight • Viewpoint

The official source of the river Exe, easily locatable by the stone bearing its name over which the small trickle flows from the hillside beyond.

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6.36 km

Flowing Gravel Trail in Exmoor National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

One of the most perfect bits of trail I've found on Exmoor, such a great section of trail. Compact, well drained, easy gradient, making for an enjoyable climb (heading south), …

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8.86 km

Hoar Oak Cottage Ruins

Highlight • Structure

The shepherds who worked in this remote area of Exmoor lived in this cottage for hundreds of years until the last shepherd family left in the 1960s and the cottage was abandoned.

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10.1 km

Standing Stone in Exmoor National Park

Highlight • Natural Monument

A mysterious standing stone just off to the side of the bridleway.

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13.8 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

13.4 km

182 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

12.9 km

523 m

182 m

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Highest point (470 m)

Lowest point (290 m)

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Wednesday 20 May

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Pinkery Pond – Hoar Oak Cottage Ruins loop from Lynton and Lynmouth

The Saddle Stone

Wood Barrow

Pinkery Pond

Source of the River Exe

Flowing Gravel Trail in Exmoor National Park

Hoar Oak Cottage Ruins

Standing Stone in Exmoor National Park

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