The Coleridge Way ends at Lynmouth (or begins there) after its 51 mile journey from Nether Stowey where Samuel Taylor Coleridge lived in the late eighteenth century. Not only does The Coleridge Way end there, but it’s also the termination of The Two Moors Way and The Tarka Trail where they all meet The South […]
Exciting news, the Coleridge Way has its first advert – a three minute whistle stop tour of the Path in all its glory.
The video was produced by local film-maker Ken Blakey and follows a lone walker from Coleridge Cottage in Nether Stowey all the way though the Quantocks and into Exmoor ending up at Lynmouth […]
After a restful night in the quaint harbour village of Porlock Weir, we were lucky enough to catch up with Michael Hankin of the Exmoor Natural History Society who give a few minutes of his time to talk about the flora and fauna of the area… LINK
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Although, I say this is day five, I met up yesterday with Chris McCooey, a freelance journalist and writer. Chris walked the Coleridge Way with me when it first opened and I was very happy when he accepted my invitation to walk the route again to include the extension.
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