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Big thank you to Somerset County Council who have made the most of the recent good weather and repaired the 150m long Tarr Steps in Exmoor National Park. This iconic Bronze Age Clapper bridge is required for crossing the river on the Two Moors Way route. Since it washed away in the winter an alternative crossing has had to be used further upstream which meant walkers could not enjoy the bridge crossing OR the Tarr Steps Farm Inn which lies on the other side of the river. All back in place now and ready for a summer of Two Moors Way Ramblers The Two Moors Way is part of the Devon Coast to Coast Route crossing both Dartmoor and Exmoor National Park from Ivybridge to Lynmouth,

Tuesday 7th November was our Team Day, and this year we spent the day at Bedruthan Steps Hotel. We discussed our bookings for 2023, brainstormed fresh ideas and routes for 2024, and cooked up some exciting social media plans for our walker community, Big things are on the horizon. Thanks to everyone who booked with us for making 2023 an incredible year.

Last Friday 6 of us attended the South West Coast Path Association 50th anniversary forum in The Royal William Yard in Plymouth. The speakers covered a range of key issues affecting the coast path, including equity of access, climate change, nature recovery, regenerative tourism, community engagement and the coastal wildbelt. All subjects close to our hearts. They also looked forward to the next 50 years, and how the coast path and those of us that operate on and support it, will have to change. Gave us a chance to check out one or two of the local cafe bars and restaurants too...which is never a bad thing!

The Mendip Way offers 50 miles of top quality walking through an area of outstanding natural beauty along the Mendip Plateau in beautiful Somerset, through an ancient landscape of hidden caverns and gorges. Visit places replete with myths and legends including King Arthur's Vale of Avalon, the cathedral city of Wells and the iconic Glastonbury Tor. Read more about The Mendip Way. Contact us for more information and to request a quote. Review of The Mendip Way in Somerset Life Magazine "Simone Stanbrook-Byrne revels in her surroundings as a newly re-launched route takes her through some of the most dramatic and varied terrain in the country." Simone Stanbrook-Byrne's excellent review of the Mendip way is available online by visiting Somerset Life's website and reading the magazine article by clicking here.