Arriving by rail
Lynton Village Railway Station sits just 150 m from the front door, with Lynmouth Bay Railway Station a gentle 750 m stroll away - making car-free arrivals into Exmoor effortless.
Address
Lee Road, Lynton, EX35 6HS
Set in the heart of Lynton, The Valley of Rocks Hotel is perfectly positioned for exploring the dramatic landscapes of Exmoor National Park. The renowned Valley of Rocks coastal trail begins nearby, while the historic Cliff Railway and the picturesque harbour village of Lynmouth are all within easy walking distance.
Lynton Village Railway Station is just 150 metres on foot, making arrival and exploration effortless.
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What's nearby
Everything that makes Lynton special is within easy reach - from village trains and trusted local restaurants to wild coastline and the great expanse of Exmoor beyond.
Dining on the doorstep
Step outside and you are moments from village life: The Exmoor Escape and The Greenhouse restaurants are both within 20 m, with The Spicy Mare just 50 m down the road for relaxed evenings out.
Coast & countryside
Blacklands Beach is an easy 750 m walk, the Valley of Rocks coastal trail begins nearby, and further afield Dunster Castle (20 km), Lundy Island (28 km) and Exeter International Airport (50 km) are all within reach for day trips and onward travel.
Things to do
Plan your days in Exmoor
A handful of trusted resources to help you make the most of Lynton, Lynmouth and the wider Exmoor National Park.
Valley of Rocks Trail
The dramatic coastal walk that gives the hotel its name - wild goats, sea cliffs and panoramic views.
Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway
The world's highest and steepest fully water-powered railway, connecting the twin villages since 1890.
Exmoor National Park
Official guide to walks, wildlife, dark skies and events across 267 square miles of moorland and coast.
Visit Lynton & Lynmouth
Local tourism information on attractions, beaches, dining and seasonal events in the twin villages.
Watersmeet & Waterfalls
A National Trust beauty spot where the East Lyn River meets Hoar Oak Water - tearoom and woodland walks.
South West Coast Path
The longest waymarked footpath in England runs right through Lynton - perfect for half-day or full-day hikes.