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History, Nature, Landscape & Culture
...Cornwall and Dorset, the geology you walk over varies greatly and this is the main reason we have such varied scenery along the Path. Coastal erosion however, is one of our main challenges when it com...
Getting to the Path by train
...CORNWALL: Newquay, Hayle, St Ives, Penzance, Falmouth, Par Looe DORSET: Weymouth, Swanage For journey planning, prices and general train information, visit Great Western Railway. Train tickets are ge...
Getting to the Path by plane
...Cornwall. Bus or walk into Newquay and join the Path there or catch onward travel in the form of buses or trains to the towns further along the coast in each direction. Bristol approximately 52 miles/...
3-5 Day Breaks
...Cornwall. There are some dramatic headlands that contrast with numerous picturesque river valleys, making this one of the most diverse sections of Coast Path. As it reaches Tintagel Head, the land of ...
7-10 Day Breaks
...Cornwall. Some sections combine strenuous climbs alongside fairly level Coast Path and each day’s walk accounts for the extra time this may take at a leisurely pace. Much of this route forms part of t...
Bude to Tintagel
...Cornwall coast. The hard work has its rewards, including great views over the Atlantic and inland to the tallest tors of Dartmoor. There are plenty of opportunities for wildlife watching from the high...
Walks from the track in North Devon
...Cornwall. Having started off gently on the Tarka Trail, there are soon some dramatic headlands that contrast with numerous picturesque river valleys, making this one of the most diverse sections of Co...
Boscastle Farm Shop - A Short Circuit
...Cornwall. If you've had a taste of the local produce, now try a taste of the local landscape! From the Farm Shop go into the field at the rear. Cross the field, bearing right and downhill to the...
Perranporth to St Agnes
...Cornwall is worth a visit and still produces small quantities of tin today. The steep track out of this valley is known as ‘Blue Hills’ and is famous for its annual motor trails event, meant to test ...
Editorial Hub
...Cornwall. It follows the entire coastline of Cornwall, goes across the mouth of the River Tamar and continues into Devon. After running along the south coast of Devon, it then follows the Dorset coast...
FAQs
...Cornwall may be slightly cooler. Average rainfall ranges from 9 days per month (June) to 16 (October). South Devon and Dorset are drier, as are South and West Cornwall. Average sunshine hours per mont...
Inspired By The Coast
...Cornwall, capturing the coastline he calls home. Mark’s prints include iconic retro classics and veg from his family allotment, but the sea and perspective of the Coast Path has deeply influenced the ...
Wheal Coates
Wheal Coates A short walk with a gentle climb beside a stream, visiting Wheal Coates, one of Cornwall's most iconic mines, perched high on the sheer red cliffs above Chapel Porth beach. Check out...
Nare Head
...Cornwall's largest surviving Bronze Age burial mound, and one of the largest in Britain. According to local legend, King Geraint of Cornwall was buried here in the sixth century, brought here in ...
Marazion Marsh from Penzance Station
...Cornwall, and they have been extensively adapted for stage and screen. The area around Penzance, Marazion and St Michael's Mount provided the breathtaking scenery for the filming of 'The She...
Mullion & Poldhu
...Cornwall" tells us that "the nearby copper mine was sometimes known as Ghost Mine. The name originated from the type of undrained, boggy and marshy ground on which Copper Ore was first found...
Penzance via Marazion Marsh
...Cornwall's largest reedbed, and more than 250 birds, 500 plants, 500 insects and 18 mammals have been recorded here. Species to look out for on the reserve are Cetti's Warbler, Chiffchaff, G...
Clovelly to Tintagel
Clovelly to Tintagel A strenuous stretch of Coast Path taking in the North Devon Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Hartland Peninsula before crossing the county boundary into Cornwall...
Pendennis Castle
...Cornwall and North Devon. There has been speculation that the Romans, and later the Vikings, also used the site for defensive purposes, and there are the remains of artillery stations all around the p...
Bowgie Inn - Kelsey Head & Holywell
...Cornwall in recent years.The headland and the offshore islands are also noteworthy for the colonies of breeding seabirds including the guillemot, shag and razorbill. The small island just offshore as ...

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