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Cycling
...Cornwall)
Dawlish Warren to Starcross (South Devon)
The eastern half of the South Dorset Ridgeway from Hardy’s Monument towards Osmington.
However there are plenty of other great off-road cycle route...
The route
...Cornwall. It follows the entire coastline of Cornwall, goes across the mouth of the River Tamar and continues into Devon. After running along the south coast of Devon it then follows the Dorset coastl...
North Cliffs
...Cornwall’s rugged north coast.
A wheelchair friendly route along Cornwall's North Coast, with spectacular views of Cornwall's north coast. The National Trust have recently upgraded this path...
Penzance to Marazion seafront walk
...Cornwall in September 1846, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited Cornwall and landed at Penzance on the new pier, which was then still uncompleted. Hence the pier was named 'Albert Pier'...
Penzance from Marazion
...Cornwall in September 1846, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited Cornwall and landed at Penzance on the new pier, which was then still uncompleted.
From Penzance Station car park you can either d...
Wildlife
...Cornwall and the cirl bunting in South Devon. Despite featuring on Cornwall’s coat of arms, choughs hadn’t bred in the south west for over 50 years, but careful management of the coastal slopes by gra...
The Salt Path
...Cornwall); Newquay (North Cornwall); Rame Head (South Cornwall).
How can I walk the South West Coast Path, as shown in The Salt Path film?
The South West Coast Path is a freely accessible walking/ hi...
Lammana Chapel
...Cornwall Wildlife Trust, and can be visited on special tours which rum most days during the summer - see their website for details.
The chapel was Benedictine, belonging to Glastonbury Abbey until som...
Lankelly & Menabilly
...Cornwall, as featured in Arthurian legends, and an air of romance hangs over the secluded coves and the hidden house of Menabilly, the inspiration for du Maurier's 'Manderley'.
From th...
Porthluney Cove
...Cornwall. The rock was probably once burnt in a nearby limekiln to make fertiliser, and seaweed was collected from the beach for the same purpose.
Turn left on the road and take the footpath on the r...
Marsland Valley Nature Reserve
Marsland Valley Nature Reserve
A short but sharp walk around Marsland Mouth, where the mill leat straddling the Devon/Cornwall border flows past the old mill and tumbles to the rocky beach in a casca...
Hayle & the Towans Trail
...Cornwall's second largest dune system make it a Site of Special Scientific Interest for both the geology and its wildlife, and the route passes the site of one of Britain's largest explosive...
Perranuthnoe from Marazion seafront
...Cornwall's national saint is said to have washed up on a millstone on the other Perran Sands (in North Cornwall), after he was banished from Ireland in the fifth century (see the St Piran's ...
Upton Towans & Gwithian
...Cornwall can be seen here, in addition to the wide range of moths and butterflies they attract.
Start from first the car park on the right-hand side of St Ives Lane (the left fork after Loggans). Tak...
Multi-base walking holiday providers
...Cornwall. They are based in West Cornwall and specialise in providing self-led walking holidays along the Cornwall section of the stunning South West Coast Path. Accommodation, luggage transfers, maps...
Cafe and Tea Shop Walks
...Cornwall cream tea or piece of Dorset apple cake afterwards without feeling guilty.
If you want something more substantial, choose a café that serves local produce - that way you’ll be supporting the ...
Summer Strolls in North Devon
...Cornwall.
Looe Train Station to Portwrinkle
...Cornwall at 462 ft (141 m). From here you enjoy some truly fantastic cliff walking to the fishing village of Portwrinkle with views of the 4 mile expanse of Whitsand Bay beyond.
Tintagel to Port Isaac
...Cornwall coast before commencing a particularly challenging walk to Port Isaac. The path between Trebarwith Strand and Port Isaac is especially long and difficult, with some steep descents into valley...
Porthleven to The Lizard
...Cornwall: the chough.