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Ilfracombe town, Capstone Hill and Lantern Hill
...statue, which stands at the end of the Pier.
This 25-metre bronze and stainless-steel sculpture is of a pregnant Amazonian figure with a sword gazing out on the Bristol Channel by Damien Hurst, was ...
West Cornwall
...St Ives, an old fishing port of medieval origin. Beyond St Ives the coast encircles two great peninsulas: Penwith, the westernmost part of England, and the Lizard, the southernmost. Both have a unique...
Walks from the track in North Cornwall
...St Agnes where the remains of tin mines offer a glimpse of its industrial past. It is also part of the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural beauty, most of which is along the coastline where there’s a...
Abbotsbury from the Victoria Inn
...stguard cottages and the next path inland about half a mile later. Just after this, the Coast Path itself starts to head inland beside a stream. Walk along the edges of the fields to where another pat...
Crantock & Penpol Creek
...St Carantoc's Well.
The stained glass windows in the parish church of St Carantoc depict St Carantoc's life story. The church is Norman, although it was restored at the start of the twentiet...
Hawker's Hut
...st down the valley from today's church. Legend says that she carried the stone for her hermitage on her head, and where she stopped for a rest a new spring started flowing (the site of St Morwenn...
Perranuthnoe from Marazion seafront
...stance ahead.
To return to the Station car park at the start of the walk, either retrace your steps along the Coast Path or take a bus back.
Perranuthnoe has been inhabited since prehistoric times, a...
Penzance Town Trail
...strated in a host of fascinating features in this leisurely stroll around the streets of Old Penzance.
From Penzance Railway Station follow Station road past Sullivan’s Diner onto Wharf Road. Walk do...
Clodgy Point
...starting from St Ives Station and passing through some of its granite-cobbled streets through Porthmeor and out onto the South West Coast Path as it travels through the open heathland of Clodgy Point,...
Speke's Mill Mouth
...stone-faced walls can still be seen here.
Take the stepping stones across the stream and follow the Coast Path waymarker across the field. Go along the path through the gate beyond, ignoring paths he...
Lundy Bay & Pennywilgie Point
...st Lundy Bay car park cross the road to take the footpath opposite, winding downhill to the coast.
Reaching the South West Coast Path, turn right, forking left shortly afterwards to the sea cave at Lu...
Godrevy Head
...stal grasslands are full of wildflowers and fulmars nest noisily in the cliffs, and in autumn, especially during strong winds, when huge flocks of migrating seabirds pass through, including kittiwakes...
Lantern Hill, Ilfracombe
...St. Nicholas, and a place of pilgrimage - one bishop granting an indulgence of forty days to all who should visit the said capellum Sancti Nicholia. The mark of another superstition still remains on i...
North Cliffs
...st off the B3301 Portreath to Hayle road. Start in the first car park at Reskajeague Downs and turn left out of the car park on to the Coast Path, so that you’re heading in a westerly direction. The r...
Porthcurno from Porthgwarra
...St Levan, the Coast Path descends a set of ancient granite steps that have recently been restored. Beside it is the holy well and baptistry of St Levan. Also known as St Selevan (the Cornish form of &...
Mevagissey, Heligan & the Prehistoric Tin Stream
...st Gardens of Heligan before returning to the coast along the Pentewan Valley, where Cornwall's richest tin stream was first worked in prehistoric times.
This walk is particularly good for dogs a...
The Merry Maidens
...St Loy. Cross the small bridge to carry on uphill, crossing a track, to the stile at the top.
Turn immediately right after the stile to take another one, then cross the stream on stepping stones, turn...
Porthscatho & Gerrans Bay
...st Rosteague, continuing ahead when it turns into a road, to walk past the campsite at Treloan and back to Gerrans.
Rosteague Manor was first owned in 1363 by Ralph de Restak, but little else is know...
Branscombe
...stead of going down onto the beach carry on past the tearooms and pick up the South West Coast Path on the right-hand side beyond them. Cross the field to the gap in the far hedge and follow the Coast...
Perranuthnoe Circular from Marazion seafront
...Stay on the Coast Path as it hugs the shoreline past Venton Farm, ignoring the footpath inland past the farm to walk around Trenow Cove.
Follow the Coast Path around the old mine workings at Trenow, c...