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Teignmouth Seafront
...ended in dry, calm weather along the sea wall beside the railway line up to Sprey Point and towards Dawlish (the distance inlcudes this extended section). Do not attempt this extended part of the walk...
Greenway, Broadsands & Galmpton Creek
...end.
Galmpton Windmill was built in 1810 to grind corn. At 35 feet tall, this four storey tower mill was built of local limestone rubble, with red-brick window arches and a curiously low retaining wa...
Spyway Car Park to Swanage
...end of the field, before you reach Tom's Field Camp Site, turn left and walk through the fields to the track at the end.
Crossing the track, go through the gate almost opposite, slightly to the r...
St Ives Town Trail
...end of the nineteenth century. Just off-route are the Tate St Ives and the Barbara Hepworth Gallery, as well as many other studios, galleries and craft shops.
Coming out of St Ives Station car park,...
Wembury to Mount Batten Point
...ending Plymouth throughout history, and there are fascinating glimpses of several of the 'Palmerston Follies', a ring of coastal forts built around Plymouth at the end of the nineteenth cent...
Dawlish and Dawlish Warren
...endly beaches and pubs.
Note: this walk runs along the sea wall, and should not be attempted in stormy weather as waves break over the sea wall, and there is the risk of being swept off.
Leaving Da...
South Cornwall
...endower beach and Nare Head. Gillian MacLeod.
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We believe that everybody should be able to enjoy visiting the South West Coast Path.
Whilst much of the terrain is rugged, there are numerous stretches which are flatter. These of...
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...ending on their age, fitness levels, method to complete (i.e. running, walking or Nordic walking) and the amount of time they have available to spend walking the Path.
Military Training Areas
...ended to pass by the site of St Piran’s Oratory and the recently excavated St Piran’s Church which lies just south of the MOD boundary. Please pay attention to the signs around the training area and d...
Pentire Point West & the Bowgie Inn
Pentire Point West & the Bowgie Inn
A short walk visiting two beaches and the village of Crantock, a place of saints and sinners, with two holy wells. According to local legend, the ancient city o...
Avocet Line: Lympstone to Topsham
...endary commando tests that have to be passed in order to win the coveted green beret include an endurance course, where a recruit must carry full combat equipment and a weapon over two miles of tunne...
Wind in the Wyllows
...end Kenneth Grahame frequently visited him here. It is said that Grahame's 'Wind in the Willows' was set in Lerryn, upriver from Fowey. Ratty was allegedly based on Q, who liked nothing...
Loe Tide at Porthleven
...end of the last Ice Age, when the melting of the ice sheets caused sea levels to rise. This pushed huge deposits of eroded material into the mouth of the River Cober, which flows here from Helston. Po...
Port Isaac & Porteath
...end of the road. Turn right, towards the cliffs, and go through the kissing gate and up the steps beyond. Follow the South West Coast Path around Lobber Point and with it drop down into Pine Haven.
I...
Mutter's Moor and Peak Hill
...end of the moor. Continue straight ahead, over the top of the golf course, watching out for flying balls!
Coming to the track below the woods on Bulverton Hill, ahead of you, turn left and follow t...
Carbis Bay to St Ives
...end of the nineteenth century. As well as this hotel, he designed other iconic buildings in all the major coastal resorts around the county, including King Arthur's Castle at Tintagel, The Housel...
Lulworth Cove & The Fossil Forest
...ends and school holidays - click here for precise dates).
A good walk for children, who will be fascinated by the rock formations and the fossil forest, as well as the shingle beach with its limestone...
Morte Point
...end way out to sea underwater, and in the past many a ship blundered onto them, mistaking the bay for the safe haven of Ilfracombe. According to local legend, some of the less scrupulous members of th...
Chideock to Charmouth
...end of the field to pass St Gabriel's Church and the hamlet beyond (see the Langdon Hill & St Gabriel's Chapel Walk). Going past the houses, bear left and then turn left after you ha...