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Cligga Head
...st. Mining may be at least 2000 years old” Another author states that mining was not financially rewarding here in the 19th Century. Tin was mined by hauling the ore-boulders, which fell off the cliff...
Noss Mayo and Revelstoke Drive
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Leave the National Trust car park through the wooden gate at the far end and join the footpath towards the sea. Pass through the five-barred gate and turn right onto the coast path along Revelsto...
Embury Beacon
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The coastline here has a deadly reputation for shipping. There is an old saying: ’From Pentire Point to Hartland Light, a watery grave by day or night’. By the time the Atlantic breakers reach th...
Teignmouth to Shaldon circular
Teignmouth to Shaldon circular
Teignmouth Lower Point Carpark is the start of this Easy Access walk which covers 4 miles. It leads through the town, hugging the quay, and across the river to the prett...
Lamorna & The Kemyel Nature Reserve
...st. You can take the small path around the upper edge of the Reserve for views out to sea. The two paths join at the top of the Nature Reserve a little further on, to carry on along a lane to Raginnis...
Church Cove and Cadgwith
...ives. Cadgwith had a lifeboat from 1867 to 1963; but the Kilcobben Cove Lifeboat Station station is the station used today, because the lifeboat can be launched safely from here in virtually all sea c...
Mousehole to Lamorna and back
Mousehole to Lamorna and back
A good yomp to blow away the cobwebs, with plenty of ups and downs and some low-growing trees to duck under in the Kemyel Crease Nature Reserve, this walk travels through...
Coast Path Connectors
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Volunteer with us
Volunteer walk leaders and walk buddies, act as points of contact and advocates for the Coast Path in their local communities, and show people the heritage and nature in their ...
Minehead Seafront
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On your right there are 3 former lime kilns, now used for storage and Quay West toilets (with disabled facilities) and car park.
Continue into Culvercliffe Walk, an open space with a children’s ...
Bude Canal
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Bude Marshes was declared Cornwall's first Local Nature Reserve in 1983 and consists of 9 hectares of mainly reed bed, wet grassland and willow carr, a result of building the canal and then ...
Holiday Cottages
...Ives. With over 30 years of local experience, we’re well-versed in creating perfect holiday memories for our guests. Our portfolio includes modern sea-view apartments, luxury 5-star rated properties, ...
Bees of the Coast Path
...st. They are known as ‘doorstep foragers’ as they don’t travel as far for their food as other types of bee will. This means that they need well-connected areas of flowers in just a 500m radius to surv...
Marine Life of the Coast Path
...st. This is in stark contrast with the global picture where internationally less than 7.5% of our seas and oceans are covered by marine protected areas.
The South West Coast Path corridor is often th...
Corporate partnerships
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Open: being honest, fair, ethical and transparent in the way we work.
Sustainable: working with a light footprint to protect our coastal environment now and for future generations.
Excellenc...
Trentishoe Down
...ives like ratatouille and chapatis.
At the road, turn right and return to the car park.
Zennor
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The Tinners Arms is the only pub in Zennor. It was built in 1271 to accommodate the masons who constructed St. Senara's Church. The Norman church dating from 1150 stands on the site of a six...
Berry Head to Sharkham Point
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To seaward the coastal grassland provides a home for nationally important flowers and birds. Early autumn walkers will enjoy patches of the bright yellow Goldilocks Aster, which is found at only ...
Levant, Botallack and the Crowns
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The National Trust's restored steam winding engine at Levant Mine was also used as the setting of Poldark's Tressider's Rolling Mill. West Wheal Owles mine was the setting for the f...
Fishcombe Point
...ives its name from the Anglo-Saxon words 'cyric' meaning 'cross' and 'ton' meaning a settlement. The cross that gave Churston its name once stood near this road junction....
Wester Wood
...ives (see the Two Cleaves Walk).
About 250 yards after the path runs onto the road, take the road to your right pulling sharply uphill and turning two hairpins before passing the drive to Countisbury...