Local Amenities

Country Sports

Hunting, shooting and fishing is available.

Wonderful Walks

The Coleridge Way, Somerset In the Footsteps of the Romantic Poet. Roadwater to Luxborough - 3.2 Miles.
Thank you to Exmoor National Park for this information.

The Coleridge Way

Places to eat

There are some fine country pubs and restaurants in the area offering a wide range of good cuisine. Local Exmoor produced and organic foods are not uncommon and the local beef, lamb and venison along with cheeses and beers are truly delicious.  From a cream tea or quick pub snack to an elegant dinner you won’t be disappointed.

The locals are friendly and helpful and you will find a warm welcome awaits you.

Ralegh's Cross
Ralegh's Cross (shown here) offers the whole family a great meal - please call to book.

Lowtrow Inn
Situated in Upton the Lowtrow Inn offers excellent quality home cooking.

Robbers Bridge
One of the many beautiful spots on Exmoor.

Dunkery Beacon
The largest hill on Exmoor and the highest point in Somerset. In the summer the heather turns the hillsides purple. Bronze age burial mounds at or near the summit.

Tarr Steps
Clapper bridge constructed from large stone slabs and boulders. The bridge is listed as a scheduled monument. Once thought to be prehistoric, it is now widely believed to be of mediaeval origin.

Dulverton Valley
Dulverton is a small country town situated to the south west of Treborough. The A396 valley road from Dulverton to Minehead has been voted one of the prettiest roads in the UK.

Minehead
Traditional seaside holiday resort north of Treborough. For steam enthusiasts there is the West Somerset Steam Railway which goes from Minehead to North Fitzwarren. Image here shows Church Lane, Minehead.

Dunster
Dunster is a medieval village with over 200 listed buildings. It is situated between Minehead and Watchet. Offering good restaurants and pubs it's a great place to visit. The octagonal wooden old yarn market was built in 1609 (shown here).

Things to do
Active Exmoor www.activeexmoor.com
Exmoor Events www.exmoorevents.co.uk
www.exmoorfalconry.co.uk
www.exmoorsafari.co.uk
www.exmoorwildlifesafaris.co.uk
www.nordicwalkingdevon.co.uk
www.pompyscycles.co.uk
www.swlakestrust.org.uk
Tarka Trail Cycle Hire: 01271 324202
www.west-somerset-railway.co.uk


Eating out:
www.crownhotelexmoor.co.uk
www.exmoor-whitehorse.co.uk
www.theroyaloakinnluxborough.co.uk
www.tarrfarm.co.uk


Accommodation at Treborough

There is a wide range of accommodation available in the area, from small cosy pubs with rooms to larger hotels all offering a taste of Exmoor offering good local produce.

Please use the links below:-

www.binhamgrange.co.uk
Discover Devon www.discoverdevon.com
www.doonevalleyholidays.co.uk
www.dunkerybeaconhotel.co.uk
Everything Exmoor www.everythingexmoor.org.uk
www.exmooraccommodation.co.uk
Exmoor Tourist Association www.exmoor.com
www.knowleridingcentre.co.uk
The Luttrell Arms Hotel: 01643 821555
Rest and Be Thankful www.restandbethankful.co.uk
Visit Exmoor www.visit-exmoor.eu
Windwhistle Farm:  Emma and Paul on 01984 640582
West Withy Farm: Laurence and Lacy on 01398 371322

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Exmoor National Park

Thank you to Exmoor National Park
With financial support from the Exmoor National Park Sustainable Development Fund (SDF), provided by the South West of England Regional Development Agency.

The park is 693 km² (267 mile²) of hilly open moorland. Exmoor is one of the first British National Parks, designated in 1954, and is named after its main river, the River Exe. Several areas of the moor have been declared a Site of Special Scientific interest.

Open heather moorland offer breathtaking views out onto rugged costlines and the mountains in Wales. If you are lucky you may spot the rare and famous red deer and wild Exmoor ponies.

Seasons
Throughout the year the seasons offer an ever changing landscape. Whenever you visit Exmoor you will see beautiful countryside.

Ever Changing Exmoor
Spring brings snowdrops, primroses, bluebells and wild flowers - carpeting the area in abundance

Onto Autumn and Winter
The Exmoor area has rugged and beautiful scenery even in winter. Open moorland glowing in mauve and gold. The heather and gorse are spectacular.

Native Exmoor Ponies
The Exmoor Pony is a native breed which is an important part of Exmoor heritage, once on the brink of extinction it's now fighting back.

Red Deer Stag
Magnificant red deer on Exmoor are a sight once seen never forgotten. They are the largets mamman in Britain.






Supporting Exmoor
We at Treborough believe in supporting other local projects as much as we can and the Exmoor Pony Centre is one of them. We have not charged for this advertisement.