Minehead is a traditional seaside resort, just outside of the National Park, serving as the eastern gateway to Exmoor. The South West Coast Path starts here on its 630 mile route to Poole in Dorset. The West Somerset Railway runs steam trains from the terminus station. A large sandy beach, walks up to North Hill in the National Park, an attractive harbour and a bustling town makes Minehead a busy centre.
Highlights
- Sandy beach
- Old harbour and the Life Boat Station
- Scenic walks from Minehead
- Steam train rides on the West Somerset Railway
- Bus ride to Allerford and walk back
- Bus ride to Dunster, Wheddon Cross or Dulverton and bus back
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