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The rocks of the valley are some of the oldest on Exmoor, up to 400million years old and formed at a time when the land was under a shallow sea. You can still spot ripple marks and even fossils of the ancient life that flourished in sea-bed mud and sand that time and pressure have turned to stone. The extraordinary features of the Valley have.. Beautiful scenery, lovely place to visit. It is well worth driving on through Lynton to the Valley of the Rocks car park. The views are beautiful, it is possible to walk on relatively flat ground to sit and look out to sea. We walked a short section of the South West Coast path. The section of the path was fine but the way back round to the.

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The Valley of Rocks is a ruggedly beautiful U-shaped valley in northern Exmoor running parallel to the North Devon coast immediately west of Lynton. The valley is known for its herd of feral goats, who roam the craggy rocks overlooking the coast. Jagged rocks line both sides of the low-lying valley, and the view from the top of the cliffs is.. Places to Stay. Here are a few holiday cottages for self-catering accommodation near the Valley of the Rocks; Holiday Cottages in Lynton and Lynmouth. Pips Corner, Lynton (sleeps 6) Wingate Farm, Lynton (sleeps 8) Dashel Cottage, Countisbury (sleeps 6) All Exmoor Holiday Cottages. Lorna Doone Cottage, Lynmouth (sleeps 4) 1.