Escape from Bristol to the “Little Switzerland of England” — Exmoor

#bristoltrip Spring is here — looking for a breathtaking spot to unwind in the UK? Then you must put Exmoor National Park on your list! Just 2 hours from Bristol, this dreamy destination is often dubbed the “Little Switzerland of England” for good reason. 🚄 How to Get There: Hop on a train at Bristol Temple Meads and head to Taunton Station. From there, a bus or short taxi ride will take you straight into the heart of Exmoor National Park. 🌊 First Impressions: As you arrive, you’re greeted by a dazzling view — sapphire seas stretching to the horizon, dotted with sailboats under open skies. A walk down the winding hill paths toward the shore reveals postcard-perfect landscapes at every turn. 🥾 For Hikers: Don’t miss the Exmoor Circular Walks — scenic routes through rolling hills, woodlands, and coastlines that fully immerse you in nature’s beauty. For a challenge, head to Dunkery Beacon, the park’s highest point at 519m, offering panoramic views over the countryside. ⛰️ Unique Spots to Explore: • Valley of Rocks: Striking rock formations and wild goats await you in this magical valley. If you’re lucky, you might even spot Exmoor ponies or red deer, the park’s beloved wildlife mascots.