Out and about on Porlock Hill in the snow

Photos by Paul Sparks.

A Dusting of Snow

“A few phone pics from my drive back from Simonsbath.”
By Sarah Hailstone, on the afternoon of Saturday, 4 January 2025.

March snow in Dunster

Photos by Jochen Langbein (8 March 2023)

March snow on Exmoor

The last day of March has brought snow to the top of Exmoor – hard to believe that only a week ago we all enjoyed warm spring sunshine!

Here are a few photos from this morning:

The walk out to Wheal Eliza looked like a winter wonderland this morning.

Suzanna Rabourne, 31 March 2022

Foal in the snow this morning

Nicky Beckett, 31 March 2022

Biting wind out on the moor today but stunning.

Debbie Tucker, 31 March 2022

The Skies over Hadden Hill

Last Monday when we had the most beautiful snow day on Exmoor, Andrea Corrie took these two phots at Hadden Hill.

Snow at Court Down

“Just a reminder of Mondays wonderful weather over Court Down as we seem to be back to grey skies. Noticed a few traces of planes around in the sky. Keep cheerful, keep well.”

Alan Ottey

Babbling Brook

“Some photos from our Babbling Brook walk this morning, near Challacombe.”

By Sarah Veen, Sunday 24 January 2021

The first snow of this winter…

A week ago parts of Exmoor experienced the first snowfall of this winter.  Overnight, the moors were turned into a winter wonderland.

Richard Cliff took this photo of a snowy tree tunnel on Exmoor at Five Cross Ways, Anstey Common, on 14 November 2019. On our Facebook page this image became an instant hit: Thanks to so many people liking and sharing the photo, it reached 52,000 people in a week.  

 

 

 

 

Exmoor Gallery: January 2017 (Part 1)

Here are the photos our followers shared with us on Twitter and Facebook during the first half of January. Sit back and enjoy!

In pursuit of snow

“We took the landrover out to see if Exmoor got any ‘white stuff’ this afternoon. The sensible wildlife were hiding beside hedgerows sheltering from the icy winds… We spotted the ITV camera man doing his weather report from Dunkery Gate and the only other mad people out in the cold were the local photographers.”

Barle Valley Safaris.

Credit: Liz Mitchell