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Boscastle Farm Shop - Boscastle & Forrabury
...ends to a kissing-gate below the prominent Penally Hill, which is surmounted by a flagstaff. The Coast Path turns left by the kissing-gate, but it is worth continuing on the path ahead to the flagsta...
Riviera Line - Torquay Station - Agatha Christie Mile
...End House”. Its terrace also appeared in “Sleeping Murder”. Agatha Christie attended many social events here. The hotel still retains the grandeur and elegance associated with the Agatha Christie era....
Riviera Line - Dawlish Warren Station - Nature Reserve
...end and follow it past the Visitors Centre and on through the reserve as it curves around to the right to meet the beach. The Visitor Centre has displays about the reserve and a number of booklets an...
Legacy Trail 6 - Around Verne Nature Reserve and West Weares
...ending to Castletown pulled the empty ones up using a chain on a drum. The tramway stone sleepers can still be seen in places in the path along the route. Teams of horses were used to transport the st...
Hope's Nose
...end of Tor Bay. Do not take the detour down to Hopes Nose unless you are fully fit and able to scramble downhill over some large rocks, and back up. Instead, sit at the top of the hill and look out o...
Porthluney Cove
...end of the beach contain fossils in the rocks, dating them to 400 million years old, and in these cliffs there is also a small patch of limestone, not commonly found in Cornwall. The rock was probably...
Porthoustock & St Keverne
...end of the nineteenth century Porthoustock had become an important port for the local stone quarries. The St Keverne Stone Company started quarrying roadstone in 1896.The wharf was built soon afterwar...
Rinsey Head - Butterflies and a Bishop
...end, where it meets the road. Turn right on the road and pick up the South West Coast Path on your left a moment later, to follow it along above Hendra Beach and Lesceave Rocks, to Rinsey Cliff. When ...
Salcombe Hill
...endly walk with a shingle beach, woodland and open fields. Have a look at our Top Dog Walks on the South West Coast Path for more dog friendly beaches and pubs.  From the National Trust car park on...
Moonfleet Walk
...end to the crossroads. Turn left here and walk downhill until you come to the footpath, on your left at the right-hand bend. A short detour down the road to your right will take you to the Church of ...
Swanpool Nature Reserve
...endra Loweth. In keeping with the area's importance as a haven for wildlife, for ten years running Pendra Loweth  has been awarded a Gold David Bellamy Award for the work it has done towards pro...
Crackington Haven Circular
...endous pressure caused by the waves washing around the cave. Reaching the the sandy beach at Little Strand, ignore the path heading inland to carry on along the Coast Path. Beyond, the islet known a...
Paignton and Preston Seafront
Paignton and Preston Seafront A short wheelchair-friendly route along Paignton's Victorian esplanade, where there are fossils in the sea wall, and the pier and the two seafront greens still provi...
The Tintagel Circulars
...end of a walk. There are many good footpaths and tracks between Tintagel and the Coast Path which makes it very easy to change your plans and adapt your walk if necessary. We had intended to walk at l...
A Castle and a Cross
A Castle and a Cross A short walk through picturesque woodland bright with wildflowers in the spring, and vivid at the end of the year in its autumn colours. The route passes a 19th-century memorial c...
Duckpool & Woodford
...end of the lane continue along the right-hand hedge, going through the hedge at the far end to carry on along the left-hand hedge. Fork right moment later, heading into the trees at Parishpark Wood. I...
Branscombe
...end the route along the delightful valley behind, to the historic Hole House and Edge Barton (see the Hole House and Edge Barton Walk). From the car park at Branscombe Mouth follow the road towards t...
Porthcothan to Mawgan Porth
...end to the stream in Porth Mear ('Great Cove'). There are some fine caves on the beach at Porthcothan, stained many colours by the minerals they contain. Until January 2014 there was also a...
When to visit
...end to be cooler, although they too can be a lot warmer if the air is still. If it's a baking hot day, head to the Exmoor coastline for cooling breezes, or somewhere around the Devon/Cornwall bor...
Choughs of the Coast Path
...endent on man-made paths. These include certain snail, weevil, moth and beetle species which require open vegetation, combined with bare patches of soil. In many cases well-worn coastal footpaths are ...