Discover – Bossington Hall

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Bossington Hall

The Luxury (award winning) Bed and Breakfast in Exmoor.

Images by Shaun Davey via Exmoor Commons

Things to do in Exmoor?

Exmoor has much to offer, primarily a walker's destination, the landscape is rugged and beautiful, with a vast range of pathways from our doorstep. The open moors are surrounded by sea cliffs and thick forests intertwined with ancient tracks. Explore the coastal path right from the village, barely touching tarmac on your way out of the house.

Hiking the South West Coast Path from Bossington?

Bossington Hall is situated just 0.5 miles from the South West Coast Path trail at the Beach

Just behind Bossington Beach is this, the 'marsh' which sometimes floods on a high tide, creating this spectacular effect - the dead tree is a focal point for many photographers — A quiet walk along the Marsh brings you to this, on a high tide – a spectacular flooded sea marsh

Bird. Red. I'm sorry I don't know much about birds. Looks cold though. — Bird. Red. I’m sorry I don’t know much about birds. Looks cold though.

Sea cliffs present a majestic view of the Bristol Channel, along the South West Coast Path this brings you to Minehead to Poole in Dorset — Sea cliffs present a majestic view of the Bristol Channel, along the South West Coast Path this brings you to Minehead to Poole in Dorset.

What about exploring the Valley Of The Rocks - not a band, but an interesting Ice Age formation where the river was diverted almost overnight, now creating a unique and dramatic location. — What about exploring the Valley Of The Rocks – not a band, but an interesting Ice Age formation where the river was diverted almost overnight, now creating a unique and dramatic location.

If all that seems too energetic, you are allowed on holiday to relax with a glass of wine on our terrace and just soak up the view of the headlands of Foreland Point at Lynton and Lynmouth — If all that seems too energetic, you are allowed on holiday to relax with a glass of wine on our terrace and just soak up the view of the headlands of Foreland Point at Lynton and Lynmouth.

a group of people learning about archery with targets — Learn Archery, the instructors at Exmoor Adventures will help you out.

Castle on a hill surrounded by trees — Dunster Castle – a whole day out even in inclement weather, A NT owned 1000 year old fort and home.

stand up paddle boarder paddling along a narrow waterway within porlock marshes — Lose the stress of the day by going paddleboarding, hire from Exmoor Adventures in Porlock Weir.

Dunkery Beacon, visible from the house, being visited by Exmoor Ponies. Note the Trig Point in the foreground.

Ancient droveways (sheep herding route) criss cross Exmoor creating long pathways through the forests — Ancient droveways (sheep herding route) criss cross Exmoor creating long pathways through the forests.

Extours do a guided Ghost and History walk around Dunster, fascinating and spooky !

several kayakers paddling along a narrow water way in porlock marshes — Try kayaking in safety, with an instructor based in Porlock Weir, with Exmoor Adventures

shotgun clay shooting coach — Roy Peacock, local Clay pigeon coach Roy Peacock

Images by Shaun Davey via Exmoor Commons, Extours and Exmoor Adventures

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