Doone Valley

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Doone Valley is a picturesque, steep-sided valley on Exmoor in southwest England, famed for its dramatic scenery and association with R.D. Blackmore’s novel "Lorna Doone."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary setting
tourist attraction
valley
associatedWith R. D. Blackmore
novel "Lorna Doone"
linked to: Lorna Doone
country England
hasAccess minor roads from Oare and Malmsmead
hasActivity hiking
sightseeing
walking
hasCulturalSignificance important site for fans of "Lorna Doone"
hasLandscapeFeature dramatic scenery
picturesque scenery
steep-sided valley
hasNearbyStructure Malmsmead Bridge
Oare Church
hasNearbyWatercourse East Lyn River
hasRelief deeply incised valley sides
narrow valley floor
hasReputation one of the most scenic valleys on Exmoor
hasTouristFacility car park at Malmsmead
information boards about "Lorna Doone"
waymarked footpaths
hasTrail bridleways
public footpaths
hasVegetation gorse
heather
moorland
woodland
hasWatercourse Badgworthy Water
inspired setting of "Lorna Doone"
knownFor connection with the Doone outlaws legend
romantic literary associations
scenic walks along Badgworthy Water
locatedIn Exmoor
Somerset
South West England
linked to: southwest England
near Lynmouth
Lynton
Malmsmead
Oare
partOf Exmoor National Park
protectedAreaStatus within a national park
region West Somerset
touristSeason spring
summer

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Exmoor National Park contains Doone Valley