In a beautiful corner of the West Country, where Somerset becomes Devon, sits the dramatic and romantic landscape of Exmoor National Park. On the high hills, bare of trees, are the remains of Bronze Age settlements, while streams and rivers cut steep-sided valleys down to the sea----most famously, the boulder-scattered Valley of the Rocks.

Just north of the Valley of the Rocks, the rolling hills suddenly meet the seat at the Bristol Channel, with Wales beyond. The landscape is cut as if by a giant knife, with cliffs plummeting to the surf below.

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Location: Devon and Somerset, England

Website: www.visit-exmoor.co.uk