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Exmoor Survival Guide
Exmoor's landscape rises from sea level to 519m in a short distance boasting the highest sea cliffs in England. High moorland areas can often be several degrees colder than at sea level and therefore we advise taking this into consideration, especially when walking.
Even on the hottest July summers day the moorlands can be very wet underfoot due to their important water retaining qualities, so walking boots, preferably waterproof, and a good map are essential off road if you are planning on covering any distance.
Mobile phone reception can be restricted over most of Exmoor so please take this into consideration when enjoying your day out.
This Months Highlights
- SW Lakes Trust - Wimbleball Lake, RYA Adult Sailing Scheme 1/4/2008
- North Devon Sea Kayak Meet 5/9/2008
- SW Lakes Trust - Wimbleball Lake, RYA Adult Sailing Scheme 6/9/2008
- Exmoor National Park Authority Guided Walks 7/9/2008
- Exmoor National Park Authority Guided Walks 8/9/2008
- 2008 Tour of Britain 9/9/2008
- Discover Wistlandpound 13/9/2008
- Exmoor Outdoor Group - Dinghy Sailing 13/9/2008
Highlights Next Month
- Exmoor Food Festival 4/10/2008
- SW Lakes Trust - Wimbleball Lake, RYA Adult Sailing Scheme 4/10/2008
- Wild Food at Wimbleball Lake 11/10/2008
- Exmoor National Park Authority Guided Walks 12/10/2008
- Accelerated Instructor Training Programme 13/10/2008
- Discover Wistlandpound 18/10/2008
- Exmoor National Park Authority Guided Walks 19/10/2008
- The Exmoor Stagger & The Exmoor Stumble 26/10/2008
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