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Falmouth Docks Station - Pendennis Castle
...endennis Point.
To visit Pendennis Castle, take the left-hand fork on the headland.
The name Pendennis comes from the Cornish words 'pen', meaning 'head', 'end' or '...
Burgh Island
...end his luck ran out and they caught up with him, shooting him dead in the porch of the inn.
After exploring the beach and the chapel at the end of the island, take the path continuing around the edg...
Swanpool to Pendennis Castle
...endennis Point.
To visit Pendennis Castle, take the left-hand fork on the headland.
The name Pendennis comes from the Cornish words 'pen', meaning 'head', 'end' or '...
Kynance Cove & Lizard Village
...end, the Reverend C.A.Johns. Kingsley was a botanist of some repute as well as a novelist, and no doubt he pointed out the many different species of plant as they strolled through these meadows. Rev J...
Dynamite Towans & Copperhouse Pool
...end of hostilities it had turned out up to 2000 tons of explosives. Although the factory closed in 1919, the site was still used to store explosives until the 1960s.
At Black Cliff carry on along the...
Culver Cliff Woodland Walk
...end of the eighteenth century and was rebuilt after that.
The walk starts beside the lifeboat station, with plenty of parking here and elsewhere along the quay. From here turn right up the road, away...
2-3 Day Breaks
...endary Tintagel, this walk offers something for all ages to enjoy. There are options for short circular walks from both the start and end destinations suitable for young families, while the two day st...
Riviera Line - Dawlish Station - Dawlish Town Trail
...ends at Dawlish Railway Station and takes in both the development of Dawlish since the 1800s as well as the attractive Old Town. The route is generally flat and undemanding along pavements or tarmac f...
Legacy Trail 5 - Around Hamm and Chesil Beaches
...end of Chesil Bank, the great storm beach or ‘tombolo’ connecting Portland to the mainland which stretches for 17 miles. Here the beach is at its highest with the largest pebbles.
Out in the Cove, it ...
To the Otter's Mouth
...end of the rolled stone path there is a seat. From here you can enjoy the sea view. Venturing onto the shingle you can walk down to the river mouth.
From the time the Saxons first arrived here, in th...
Plymouth Waterfront Walkway
...end of your walk. To continue the walk, simply follow the route taking you up Jennycliff. Here you can enjoy impressive views out over the Sound, and stop for refreshments in the friendly Jennycliff C...
Bossington Landscape Walk
...end of the last Ice Age caused sea levels to rise; and, again like Minehead, low tides today reveal a submarine forest over on the far side of Porlock Bay, the fossilised remnants of the much earlier,...
Porlock Marshes
...end of 1996 breached the shingle barrier between the sea here and the floodplain behind it, changing the nature of the marshes and creating a whole new ecosystem, providing a habitat for enough rare c...
Worthy Wood
...end as the woodland opens out into fields.
Although (walkers will be relieved to know) the worst of the hill-climbing is now over for this walk, the hill itself carries on rising for another 600 feet...
Labrador Bay
Labrador Bay
This high-level walk has a lot of ascent and descent, some of which is steep and can be slippery, but the stunning coastal views in all directions make it worth the effort. Starting at th...
Royal William Yard & Devil’s Point
...end of the park, take the right hand fork that leads up to the staircase that enables walkers to pass through the Yard's defensive wall and descend into the yard.
From the top of the staircase...
Gillan Creek & Dennis Head
...end of the last Ice Age. At very low tides there are still the fossilised remains of some tree stumps from this time.
Many of the creeks flowing into the river are reduced to mudflats and sandflats at...
Sir John Betjeman Walk
...endly. Have a look at our Top Dog Walks on the South West Coast Path for more dog friendly beaches and pubs.
From the Rock Quarry car park take the path at the far end, on the estuary side, and go t...
Porthkidney Sands
...endly beach. Have a look at our Top Dog Walks on the South West Coast Path for more dog friendly beaches and pubs.
This walk requires a train journey to or from Lelant Station on the St Ives Line. Ei...
Carbis Bay Station - Lelant
...ends at St Michael's Mount by Marazion.
Towards the end of the dunes cross the railway on the footbridge and follow the path up through the golf course to St Uny Church. Stay on the marked path ...