Webbers Post Walks & Route Maps

The Webbers Post Walk, located in Exmoor National Park, offers a stunning circular route with beautiful views of the surrounding landscape.

This walk takes you through diverse terrain, combining woodland, open moorland, and scenic valleys.

Webbers Post, a popular view point, offers panoramic views across Horner Wood and Dunkery Beacon, the route continues towards Hollow Combe, a peaceful and secluded valley with streams, ferns, and ancient trees lining the path.

The trail also leads to Easter Hill, where you'll enjoy sweeping views over the moorland and down into the surrounding valleys. This elevated point gives you a broad perspective of Exmoor's rolling hills and expansive landscapes.

This longer walk takes you up to Dunkery Beacon, Exmoor's highest point, which stands at 1,705 feet.

The area is steeped in history, with ancient Bronze Age barrows scattered throughout the landscape.

While the ascent is an uphill climb, the reward is well worth it, offering breathtaking panoramic views across Exmoor National Park, the Bristol Channel, and, on especially clear days, even reaching as far as South Wales.