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Bed and breakfast in Lynmouth |
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Welcome to our page of bed and breakfast in Lynmouth!
Lynmouth is a village resort made popular in Victorian
times, hugging the sides of the wooded River Lyn valley, surrounded
on each side by high steeply sloping cliffs. White washed cottages
line the quay, marked at its seaward end by a "rhenish"
tower. The small coastal town of Lynmouth became known throughout
the world for the disaster which struck on 15th August 1952.
After continuous rain throughout the day, the East and West Lyn
Rivers rose suddenly and filled with the waters from their Exmoor
catchment. The worst effects were at Lynmouth because the water
draining from most of the northern side of Exmoor ends up in
the East and West Lyn Rivers, which join at Lynmouth. Lynton
and Lynmouth Cliff Railway a unique water powered cliff railway
opened in 1890. Two lift cars are connected via a continuous
cable. Water discarded from the lower car causes the heavier
top car to decend the 500 feet to the Lower Station. An ingenious
system ensures the brakes are always applied. If you are in the
right town but cannot find the accommodation you want on this
page, you might consider Lynmouth
hotels. Also see Lynmouth &
Lynmouth attractions. |
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The Rockford Inn
Brendon
Lynton DEVON EX35 6PT (approx 2 miles from Lynmouth) |
Bed and breakfast near Lynmouth. Set in an
isolated and remote hamlet. We offer excellent
home cooked seasonal foods, local brewed real ales and comfortable
accommodation in which to stay, where we offer full and half
board. Permits to fish for salmon & trout in the East Lyn
River are available from the bar... more
details |
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| Woodlands Guest House Lynbridge Road Lynton North Devon EX35 6AX (approx 1/2 mile from Lynmouth) |
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Brendon House Brendon Lynton North Devon EX35 6PS (approx 1 mile from Lynmouth) |
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Twitchen Farm Challacombe Barnstaple Devon EX31 4TT (approx 6 mile sfrom Lynmouth) |
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