West Country

The term "West Country" typically refers to the southwestern part of England, encompassing counties like Cornwall, Devon, Somerset, and Dorset. It is known for its picturesque countryside, historic towns, and coastal scenery along the English Channel and the Bristol Channel. The region is also famous for its local produce, including cider and cream teas, as well as its distinctive dialect and culture.

Exmoor National Park
- 33 minutes (14.2 miles) via A361 and A396
Dartmoor National Park
- 46 minutes (45.0 miles) via M5 and A38
Jurassic Coast (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
- Exmouth to Studland Bay
Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)
- Blackdown Hills and the Culm Valley
- Quantock Hills
- Tamar Valley
National Lanscapes
- Dorset
- East Devon
- Mendip Hills
- North Devon
- South Devon
Heritage Coast
- Hartland Devon

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