4 Night Exmoor Family Walking Adventure

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    [title] => Arrival Day
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Check-in at the hotel is available from 16:00. If you are a member you can arrive at the house from 14:00. Enjoy a complimentary cream tea at 16:30 and meet other guests.
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    [title] => Selworthy Village
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                            [title] => Selworthy
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Distance: 6 miles (10km)
Ascent: 1,550ft (460m)
We’ll walk to the enchanting villages of Allerford and Bossington, then continue to the coast at Hurlstone Point. Return via the wooded slopes to Selworthy village. Explore the Holnicote Estate and the charming, thatched cottages of Selworthy. 
What your kids will love: Feeling the sea breeze on their faces and spotting the waves crashing below at Hurlstone Point. It’s the perfect place to take a breath and enjoy the view!
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                            [title] => Somerset Coast Path
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Distance: 10 miles (16km)
Ascent: 2,050ft (620m)
Today’s walk takes us through woods and along coastal paths as we meander our way to the top of Selworthy Beacon. This section of the coast path has a real away-from-it-all feel as we traverse around three deep combes (valleys) above the sea.  
What your kids will love: Enjoying the great views from the top of Selworthy Beacon - on a clear day you can see across the Bristol Channel to the Brecon Beacons. 
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                            [title] => Selworthy Beacon
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Distance: 7.5 miles (12km)
Ascent: 1,350ft (420m)
Today we’ll climb through the woods to the Iron Age hillfort and the wonderful viewpoint of Selworthy Beacon. We’ll soak up the views of the Bristol Channel and Exmoor hills before descending through fields to Selworthy village. 
What your kids will love: Seeing the sparkling Bristol Channel, the rolling Exmoor hills, and miles of countryside - perfect for a wow moment!
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                            [title] => Two Villages
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Distance: 3 miles (5km)
Ascent: 700ft (220m)
Today we’ll embark on a delightful circular walk exploring the charming villages of Allerford and Selworthy. There'll be streams, woods, an ancient packhorse bridge and a church with great views of Exmoor.
What your kids will love: Stopping off at the thatch-roofed Periwinkle Tearooms in Selworthy for a well-earned cake.
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    [title] => Dunster Castle, the beach, and a railway ride
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                            [title] => Selworthy to Dunster
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Distance: 7 miles (11km)
Ascent: 1,200ft (360m)
Heading straight out from Holnicote House, we’ll follow the track and road to Headon Cross where we’ll see the pretty colours of Tivington Heights hamlet. 
We’ll then head up through a mixed broadleaf wood onto the ridge line of Wootton Common before going down Grabbist Hill to the medieval village of Dunster.  
What your kids will love: Wootton Common is the perfect place for a nature-spotting adventure. Can you find a tree that's wider than your arms? Hear a woodpecker? Or spot a squirrel racing through the branches.
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                            [title] => Steam train, seaside, and scenic Dunster
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Distance: 3 miles (5km)
Ascent: 400ft (120m)
We’ll ride an old-fashioned train from Minehead to Blue Anchor Bay to take in some of Britain’s wonderful coastline. A short walk across fields leads us to the medieval village of Dunster where there’s plenty of time to explore.  
What your kids will love: Imagining the Norman lords who built the original castle, and the Royalists who defended it in the Civil War. 
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                            [title] => Headon Cross to Dunster
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Distance: 5.5 miles (9km)
Ascent: 700ft (220m)
We’ll embark on a steady climb and ridge walk through the woods of Wootton Common before descending down to the Saxon village of Dunster, home to a magnificent castle.   
What your kids will love: With cobbled streets, ancient buildings, and a magnificent castle sitting high on the hill. Your child will feel like a knight, a princess, or a time traveller exploring Dunster's hidden corners.
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                            [title] => Over the hill to Dunster
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Distance: 9.5 miles (15km)
 Ascent: 1,650ft (500m)
Today’s walk takes us from Holnicote House to the medieval village of Dunster. Our route takes us through Horner woods to a superb viewpoint, before following the same route as option 2 and 3 along the ridge over Wootton Common. 
What your kids will love: Playing ‘I spy’ from the viewpoint at Webber’s Post. 
 
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    [title] => Local villages or Dunkery Beacon
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                            [title] => Luccombe and Horner
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Distance: 4 miles (6.5km)
Ascent: 550ft (180m)
Local estate roads and lanes will lead us to the pretty villages of Luccombe and Horner with its tea gardens. We’ll return to Holnicote House after visiting Piles Mill, an old 17th century corn mill, with plenty of time to relax when we return to the house.  
What your kids will love: Practicing your best snoring. The name Horner comes from the Saxon ‘hwrnwr’ or Hernola’, meaning snorer.
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                            [title] => Dunkery Beacon circuit
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Distance: 9 miles (14km)
Ascent: 1,950ft (600m)
We’ll climb to the highest point on Exmoor – Dunkery Beacon. We’ll walk through woodland and moorland to reach the summit, returning on a meandering path alongside the delightful River Horner. 
What your kids will love: Stopping for an ice cream at Horner’s lovely tea gardens.
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                            [title] => Exploring Horner Hill
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Distance: 5.5 miles (9km)
Ascent: 1,000ft (300m)
A circular walk from the house takes us to the pretty village of Horner before  
ascending to the viewpoint of Webber’s Post. From here we snake our way down through Horner woods before crossing fields back to Holnicote House.  
What your kids will love: Feeling the sea breeze on their faces and spotting the waves crashing below at Hurlstone Point. It’s the perfect place to take a breath and enjoy the view! 
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                            [title] => Dunkery Beacon and Great Rowbarrow
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Distance: 11 miles (17.5km)
Ascent: 2,050ft (620m)
We’ll head for Dunkery Beacon, Exmoor’s highest point. We’ll follow a similar route to the option 3 walk, however, return over Stoke Pero Common and past the tiny Stoke Pero Church, also the highest church in Exmoor, which dates back to the 13th century. 
What your kids will love: Being the highest people in Somerset, even if it’s for just a brief moment. 
 
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    [title] => Departure Day
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Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before making your way home.
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