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Total: 458 results found
Roundham Head
...end plumes of surf high over the colourful line of beach huts at the foot of the cliff.
This is a dog friendly walk. Have a look at our Top Dog Walks on the South West Coast Path for more dog friendly...
Rosemullion Head Circular
...end the path and enjoy the vegetation around the back of the beach.
Two shipwrecks are at the base of Rosemullion Head, The Endeavour (1804) and the Alma (1895). Descend to the beach by going over two...
Barna Barrow History Walk
...ending all the way up Wind Hill (see the Wester Wood Walk). There are plans to develop this further as an important heritage site.
Turn right with the Coast Path onto the road and follow it ass far a...
Spring Saunters in East Devon & Dorset
...end of the coastline gives way to great swathes of chalk and limestone cliffs and coves, a vivid blue sea washing around breathtakingly white stacks and islands, topped with grass and spring flowers a...
About
...ending at Poole Harbour.
This website was created, and is maintained, by the South West Coast Path Association (SWCPA), the charity that looks after the Path and protects it for the enjoyment of eve...
Pub Walks
...end of a great walk and there are plenty to choose from along the Coast Path. Although the South West is justly famous for its cider, the local breweries brew fantastic ales.
Choose a pub that uses lo...
Fremington Quay
...end of the walk, but unfortunately no accessible toilets.
The first section of the route passes through a sheltered and wooded cutting with abundant wildflowers in May and June before becoming more ...
Tintagel to Port Isaac
...end of this strenuous walk, with its beautiful alleyways, many listed buildings and harbourside cafes and pubs. You may well recognise Port Isaac from the TV series Doc Martin, as it is the village he...
Bull Point & Lee Bay
...endous views across the Bristol Channel, where Bull Point lighthouse was built to warn ships of the lethal reefs below. Lee Bay is renowned for the fuchsia hedges around its cottage gardens, and its s...
Sharp Tor & Bolt Head
...end of the nineteenth century and acquired in 1901 by Edric Hopkins, who bought two more acres of land and set about creating terraces on the sheltered site and planting some of the exotic trees aroun...
Geevor Mine & Chûn Quoit
...endeen Watch lighthouse.
From the car park at Pendeen, opposite the Boscaswell Stores, turn left on the main road and cross the road to go through the Geevor Tin Mine entrance. Follow the drive and ...
Reskajeage and Tehidy
...ends to Red River Valley, now a local nature reserve but once one of Cornwall's busiest tin streaming areas. From here it follows one of the old mineral tramways through the ancient estate of Teh...
1% for the Planet
...enda and creating landscape-champions by introducing beginner groups to the South West Coast Path.
The South West Coast Path’s very existence as a nationally protected landscape means it plays an impo...
St Aldhelm's Chapel
...endous coastal views of white cliffs rising vertically from dense vegetation on the slumped undercliffs. An excellent walk for young children.
Coming out of the car park just to the south of Renscomb...
Marazion Marsh from Penzance Station
...end of the beach, by the cafe, turn left through the car park and walk along Long Rock Road until the junction where a side road heads off to the left.
St Michael's Mount, ahead of you in the ba...
Falmouth Docks Station - Town Walk
...endennis Rise and turn right onto Bar Road. which then becomes Maritime Crescent. At the roundabout keep right and with car parks on your right follow Arwenack Street past the Maritime Museum to the Q...
Durdle Door & White Nothe
Durdle Door & White Nothe
A walk to take your breath away in every sense of the word! There are spectacular coastal views from the high paths trodden by people since Stone Age times, with tremendo...
Hillsborough's Sleeping Elephant
...endly beaches and pubs.
From Hele Bay car park walk down to the beach and pick up the South West Coast Path on your left, heading up the steps from the seafront. Follow the acorn waymarkers, ignorin...
Cawsand & Polhawn Forts
...end, a footpath leaves on the right, by the sign for Wiggle Old Farmhouse. Take this path, forking right at the end of the grassy lane, before you reach the farmhouse. The path carries on along anothe...
Mother Ivey and St Constantine
Mother Ivey and St Constantine
A route through a land of legend, including prehistoric burial grounds and cliff castles, sixth-century Celtic saints and a sixteenth-century witch's curse! There ...