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Meadfoot & London Bridge
...steps on the left, just after the toilets. Turn left up these steps and onto the path signed to Daddyhole and then Beacon Cove. At the top of the steps go through the archway and bear left, still goin...
A Dart Estuary Walk
...st attractive towns as well as one of its most historic and interesting. Not surprisingly, variations of this route are among the most popular walks in this part of the County. The walk starts at Dar...
Mullion & Poldhu
...story of Mullion Cove Cornwall" talks about “The construction of Mullion Harbour, financed by Lord Robartes at a personal cost of almost £10,000 commenced in 1890 with the construction of the wes...
Tamar Lake and Headland Chapel
...st Street, King Street and Fore Street in the village centre. (If arriving by bus, walk back along New Road into the village centre; if parking at the main car park, pick the route up in West Street –...
Lynton and the Valley of Rocks
...st Coast Path for more dog friendly walks.  Checked by SWCPA Volunteer - January 2024 The walk starts at the Lynton station of the cliff railway, which is the easiest way to climb up the 500 feet (140...
Cawsand & Polhawn Forts
...sted in military history. Look out to sea, on a clear day, to see the Eddystone lighthouse. If you are starting the walk from Rame Head, take the path by the lookout post down to the Coast Path, turni...
The Lost Land of Lyonesse
...stone walls. Penwith's field systems date back to prehistoric times, and they are the world's oldest structures still in use. In AD 240, when sea levels were some 20 metres lower, Roman hist...
Geevor Mine & Chûn Quoit
...Starting at Geevor Mine, this long and fairly strenuous route loops around the remnants of the world-famous St Just mining district, climbing to the moorland above. Here among the granite tors are the...
A taste of the Salt Path - Cremyll to Rame Head
...ston decided that Plymouth's coastal defences on the Eastern Approaches should be strengthened by means of the Staddon Line, comprising Forts Stamford and Bovisand, linked by road to the central ...

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