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E X M O O R N Atio N Al P Participating B & B's 1 Witheridge Farm, BRIDGETOWN, Dulverton TA22 9JY tel: 01643 851895 email: [email protected] www.witheridgefarmexmoorbandb.co.uk _______________________________________________________ s l 2 Coombe Farm, COUNTISBURY, Lynton EX35 6NF l i H tel: 01598 741236 email: [email protected] k c www.coombefarmbedandbreakfast.com o t n a _______________________________________________________ u Q 3 Higher Rodhuish Farm, RODHUISH, Minehead TA24 6QL tel: 01984 640253 email: [email protected] www.higherrodhuishbedandbreakfast.co.uk _______________________________________________________ Plan your riding holiday in advance using 4 Mill Lane House, EXFORD, Minehead TA24 7NS tel: 01643 831484 the participating bed and breakfasts _______________________________________________________ catering for you and your horse's needs 5 Tarr Farm Inn, TARR STEPS, Dulverton TA22 9PY numbered on the map inside tel: 01643 851507 email: [email protected] andQuantockthe Hills www.tarrfarm.co.uk Exmoor NationalExmoor Park _______________________________________________________ 6 Upover, EXFORD, Minehead TA24 7PP tel: 01643 831034 email: [email protected] www.bedandbreakfastexmoor.com _______________________________________________________ 7 Higher Putham, CUTCOMBE, Wheddon Cross, Minehead TA24 7AS tel: 01643 841660 email: [email protected] www.marywilkinsonhealing.info _______________________________________________________ 8 High Bullen Farm, BARBROOK, Lynton EX35 6PH tel: 01598 753318 email: [email protected] 13 www.spiritofexmoor.com _______________________________________________________ 9 Warren Farm, SIMONSBATH, Minehead TA24 7LN tel: 01643 831283 email: [email protected] _______________________________________________________ 10 Combeshead Farm, WHEDDON CROSS, Minehead TA24 7AT tel: 01643 841777 email: [email protected] www.exmoor-online.co.uk/combesheadfarm _______________________________________________________ 11 Hartwood House, CROWCOMBE HEATHFIELD, Taunton TA4 4BS tel: 01984 667202 email: [email protected] www.hartwoodhousebandb.co.uk _______________________________________________________ 12 Hunts Farm, BURY, Dulverton TA22 9NE tel: 01398 323423 email: [email protected] Explore Exmoor and The Quantock Hills www.huntsfarmexmoor.co.uk 340 miles of bridleways and the new 33-mile _______________________________________________________ Coleridge Bridleway starting at Nether Stowey in 13 South Hill Farm, WITHYPOOL, Somerset TA24 7RE the Quantocks through to Exford in the heart of tel: 01643 831367 email: [email protected] _______________________________________________________ the Exmoor National Park Bridleways Relax with your horse Bed & Breakfast The Coleridge Bridleway starts at Nether Stowey “non-stop” Relax in the stunning Countryside of Riders to Exford. A total of 33 miles, passing by the villages of Exmoor National Park Participating Bed and Breakfast accommodation is available Crowcombe, Bicknoller, Monksilver, Roadwater, Rodhuish and with an option of evening meal or transport to nearest local Relax with your horse and ride across heather covered Luxborough before reaching Exford, the heart of Exmoor. inn. Packed lunch for onward journey if required and luggage moorland, through valleys and combes and take in some of transfers to next Bed and Breakfast. Directions can be Full details and ordnance survey maps are available online; the legendary sights including Lorna Doone Valley and the mapped out for you by arrangement. search for The Coleridge Bridleway sites. Tarr Steps nestled deep in the Barle Valley. Riders need to make their own booking with each Bed and Enjoy seeing the beautiful Red Deer on Exmoor and the Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Service Breakfast well in advance of their holiday and are requested Quantock Hills and the Exmoor Ponies as you and your not to check in before 4pm unless by prior arrangement. (AONB) tel: 01823 451884 horse wander through an enchanting historical landscape. email: [email protected] If you are checking out the next day please vacate the room by 10 am. Exmoor National Park Authority tel: 01398 323665 email: [email protected] Horses Fenced field/enclosures for grazing, coarse mix and feed Find a farrier - Farriers Registration Council buckets at all Bed and Breakfasts, stabling at some farms by www.farrier-reg.gov.uk prior arrangement. Further information Punchbowl EXFORD 01643 831151 Menswear and outdoor products ■ Hunting Apparel Wet Weather and Camping Accessories Secondhand Tack and Riding Clothing Catalogue Updated regularly now on line www.pickedstones.co.uk This leaflet is reproduced from an original idea by Venetia Craggs and Denise Latreille. Thanks to Barbara and Ian Wigley and Exmoor National Park Authority for the photographs. Withypool Common Nethercote Ford Winsford Hill.
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