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Rame Head Chapel
...stance along the military road to the gap in the right-hand hedge just ahead. Follow the path down the right-hand hedge, crossing another path at the end of the field to the South West Coast Path just...
Sir John Betjeman Walk
...st 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 through into the dunes to pick up the South West Coast P...
Sharkham Point & Berry Head
...st Path steadily uphill above the cliffs, around St Mary’s Bay.
St Mary's Bay was once known as Mudstone Bay, and a nearby lane is still called Mudstone Lane. As the Industrial Revolution brough...
Minster Wood & the Boscastle Floods
...St Ceidio are said to have converted the local population to Christianity.
It is thought likely that St Materiana established a holy site at Minster. The Celtic name of Minster was Talkarn, which is s...
Penzance Station to Porthcurno
...Stone Age residence, Romans and some high-spirited sailors charged with restoring the 80-ton rock they dislodged.
From Penzance Railway Station follow Station road past Sullivan’s Diner onto Wharf Ro...
Lammana Chapel
...st, before they travelled up the coast to Glastonbury to found Christianity in Britain. Off the coast near Talland, ahead, is a flat-topped rock known as 'Aesop's Bed'. Local historians...
Chapman's Pool from Worth Matravers
...st Path westwards, this time to the lookout station at St Aldhelm's Head
The track to your right at the lookout station heads past St Aldhelm's Chapel, just a few yards up from here.
As wel...
Wembury & Heybrook Bay
...stline here. It is managed by a partnership formed from Devon County Council, Devon Wildlife Trust, Plymouth University's Marine Institute, South Hams District Council and the National Trust, wit...
Gwithian Towans
...storms, and places once buzzing with industrial activity associated with mining are now tranquil Local Nature Reserves.
From the National Trust car park at Godrevy pick up the South West Coast Path a...
Lamorna to Marazion
...streets of granite cottages, is a good place for a relatively quiet refreshment stop before you begin the more bustling stretch around Mount’s Bay.
Newlyn is not just the third largest fishing harbour...
Coverack to Helford
...st Coast Path through a huge variety of different landscapes, involving dramatic cliffs, fishing villages by the sea, lush woodland, beaches, heathland, a working quarry, pastures and a creek crossing...
Helford to Falmouth
...sts of fairly gentle, easy walking through fields and along wooded clifftop paths, passing many attractive little coves, offering fantastic views across the Fal to St Anthony Lighthouse and Zone Point...
Mevagissey to Par
...steps to climb along this stretch as the Path continues to rise and fall past Phoebe’s Point and Silvermine Point. Charlestown, with its beautiful historic harbour and quay, provides a welcome spot fo...
Gribbin Head and the Saints Way
...stage in Rebecca.
Cross the stream via stepping stones and take the right hand path to continue along the coast. When you enter Covington Woods, take the seaward path that takes you past St Catherine...
Reisinformatie
...staple, Fremington, Instow, Bideford, Northam, Westward Ho!, Bude, Newquay, Perranporth, St Agnes, Hayle, Carbis Bay, St Ives, Penzance, St Erth, Porthleven, Mullion, Lizard, Falmouth, (St Austell), P...
Reiseinformationen
...staple, Fremington, Instow, Bideford, Northam, Westward Ho!, Bude, Newquay, Perranporth, St Agnes, Hayle, Carbis Bay, St Ives, Penzance, St Erth, Porthleven, Mullion, Lizard, Falmouth, (St Austell), P...
Wheal Coates
...ster, and towards the bottom of the hillside are the remains of an ancient chapel, where villagers re-enact the Bolster story every May Bank Holiday as part of their St Agnes Bolster Festival.
Before...
Constantine Bay to Mawgan Porth
...st coastline to restore the corn bunting population. Look out for them in the fields on your left, foraging for food or singing from the fence posts.
The Coast Path continues straight ahead past the s...
Padstow and Prideaux Place
...Street and then turn right down Duke Street to reach the centre of Padstow again.
Walking around the northern side of the harbour, take the Coast Path northwards, up the ramp, back to the start of t...
Pencarrow Head & Pont Pill
...st, 70 miles westwards to the Lizard. The National Trust owns much of this part of the coast. They work with tenant farmers and use traditional conservation strategies to improve and maintain the clif...