Amongst the Bluebells on Exmoor

Bluebells are looking fabulous in Burrow Wood, Winsford this morning. Out of the wind in there too so it was lovely.

Sarah Hailstone, 29 April 2026.

A rare day of Sunshine on Exmoor

After 50 odd days of rain sunshine and blue skies made a rare (and short) appearance on Exmoor in early March. Local photographer Adrian Campbell has been out and about. These are the photos he shared with us:

Malmsmead

Dunster

Working Exmoor

Dancing lights over Exmoor

Last week (19/20 January 2026) the Aurora returned to Exmoor with a beautiful lightshow, captured by several photographers across our region. Here are some images taken at the Valley of Rocks by Neil Davey (post image) and Susan Ragbourne.

Photo by Neil Davey.

All images by Susan Ragbourne.

You can find more photos of the Aurora in our photo group.

Exmoor’s beautiful ponies

Photos by Ben Parkin.

Time for hats and gloves…

Nothing like being on the top of Holdstone Down in a brisk NNW for sunset..without gloves and hat🥶

Andy Savin

A beautiful morning in Dunster

For one day, the rain stopped and blue skies stretched over Exmoor. Adrian Campbell took the opportunity to visit Dunster. Here are his photos.

An Exmoor commute

“A beautiful commute to and from Lynton last week. “

Katrina Oldcorn

A pop of colour on a dreary day

A pop of colour on a dull day. Exmoor never fails to deliver.

Sarah Hailstone

A wet afternoon’s walk i. Horner Woods

“Wednesday afternoon’s walk in Horner woods.
Very wet so kept in the woods, walked up Lord Ebrington’s Path to Granny’s Ride then back to Horner via Cats Scramble. Lots of water in the river, the woods looked lovely even in the rain.”
By Debbie Dickens.

Golden tunnels and traffic chaos Exmoor style

Photos by Sarah Hailstone.