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Riviera Line - Starcross - Cockwood Circular
...St. Mary's.
With the harbour on your left, follow the road. Before reaching the Anchor Inn take the right hand fork away from the harbour. Pass Cofton Parish Hall and at the Ship Inn turn sharp...
Penzance to Marazion seafront walk
...ives great views across Mounts Bay to St Michael’s Mount, the Lizard and Mousehole. It is especially good in autumn, when the Bird Reserve at Marazion attracts rare migrants such as bitterns and water...
Penzance from Marazion
Penzance from Marazion
An easy walk from Marazion into Penzance, giving great views across Mounts Bay to St Michael’s Mount, the Lizard and Mousehole. It is especially good in autumn, when the Bird Re...
Corfe Castle to Swanage
...ives in Swanage. Look out for dolphins and porpoises!
From the Square in Corfe Castle walk a short distance down West Street, taking the narrow path between buildings on the right, signposted for the...
Rame Head Chapel
Rame Head Chapel
A high headland with a bird's-eye view of the coast for a long way in both directions, Rame Head has long been a lookout point. Celtic warriors built a rampart across the neck of...
Sir John Betjeman Walk
Sir John Betjeman Walk
A gentle walk through dunes noted for their wildlife, beside the golden beaches lining the eastern bank of the River Camel. Poet Laureate Sir John Betjeman moved here towards th...
Sharkham Point & Berry Head
...ives at sea. This colony can be seen live on CCTV in the visitor centre.
Tor Bay provides a safe haven for shipping during southwesterly gales. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, it was used ...
Penzance Station to Porthcurno
...st. Although not a native species, Monterey pine was planted to provide shelter on this exposed part of the coast, thanks to its rapid growth and salt tolerance. Another fast-growing evergreen, Monter...
Minster Wood & the Boscastle Floods
Minster Wood & the Boscastle Floods
After a high walk along the cliffs bordering the ancient fields of Forrabury, this short walk heads inland through the Minster Wood, where medieval monks once m...
Lammana Chapel
...st. At the end of Marine Drive go through the gate follow the South West Coast Path Acorn signing.
On the hillside to your right are the remains of the Lammana Chapel, a medieval chapel, built on the ...
Chapman's Pool from Worth Matravers
Chapman's Pool from Worth Matravers
A breathtaking walk around a limestone coastline carved into dramatic caves and platforms by millions of years of erosion by the sea, and hundreds of years of ...
Wembury & Heybrook Bay
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Rejoining the Coast Path, turn left to walk back to Wembury beach.
HMS Cambridge, the former Royal Navy gunnery school at Wembury Point, was named after a 1666 Man-o'-War ship belonging to K...
Lamorna to Marazion
Lamorna to Marazion
Beginning in the sub-tropical cove of Lamorna and passing through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Path changes quite dramatically as it crosses rugged cliffs, with some ...
Coverack to Helford
...St. Anthony Head, the Roseland and the headland of Dodman Point.
Helford to Falmouth
Helford to Falmouth
The day begins with a journey across the Helford River, once favoured by pirates and smugglers. The river supports many different types of fish, birds and plantlife and at the othe...
Mevagissey to Par
Mevagissey to Par
The day begins in the fishing town of Mevagissey, but try not to spend too long wandering the streets and waterfront as a Path of roller coaster climbs awaits! High cliffs pass rocky...
Jenny C's B&B
Jenny C's B&B
Use WhatsApp for contact. 1 x Double room & breakfast in family home of 2 adults & 2 dogs. 2 Minutes walk from path, half way between St Mawes & Mevagissey
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South Cornwall
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This section of the Coast Path is a true hidden gem. Not only does it benefit from being more sheltered than other parts, it is also known for being a little quieter making it the perfect place to...
Gribbin Head and the Saints Way
...st. When you enter Covington Woods, take the seaward path that takes you past St Catherine’s Castle built in 1540 to guard the mouth of the Fowey Estuary.
From the castle take the higher, slightly ris...
Wheal Coates
...st. If the weather's good, bring a picnic and enjoy the stunning scenery used as a location for many films, including adaptations of novels by best-selling Cornish author, Rosamunde Pilcher.
If y...