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Kennack Sands & Kuggar
...Cornwall's countryside.
Go through the main car park at Kennack Sands to pick up the South West Coast Path behind the beach shop, heading towards Coverack.
Before you join the Coast Path, turn ...
Blue Hills Tin Mine Walk
Blue Hills Tin Mine Walk
A relatively gentle walk through some of the industrial relics of one of the most important areas of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. With an optional visit to Cornwall...
Porthscatho & Gerrans Bay
...Cornwall, a Celtic chieftain of the Dumnonii tribe. Geraint was converted to Christianity by St Teilo, an Irish saint who travelled through Cornwall on his way to Brittany. Geraint was killed during t...
Frenchman's Creek
...Cornwall after holidaying in the county as a child, and during the war, she and her children moved to Fowey (see the Lankelly & Menabilly Walk). Many of her novels were set in Cornwall, includ...
Porthoustock & St Keverne
...Cornwall a charter confirming their 'just and ancient customs and liberties'. This protected them from any jurisdiction apart from the Cornish Stannary Parliament, other than in exceptional ...
Lundy Bay & Pennywilgie Point
...Cornwall included St Issey, St Endellion and St Nectan, all of whom are said to have founded early churches in this part of North Cornwall. (The search function on this website will list the walks whe...
Gwithian Towans
...Cornwall's most industrialised valleys during the peak mining period. Most of the activity in the valley revolved around the recovery of tin that had been lost from mine dressing floors, and this...
Geology
...Cornwall and Dorset, the geology you walk over varies greatly and this is the main reason we have such varied scenery along the Path.
As the rocks change, so does the way the land is farmed, the shape...
International Trails
...Cornwall, Plymouth and Devon has been twinned with a section of the Bruce Trail around Cape Chin, Ontario.
Download the trail map and guide
Baggage Transfer
...Cornwall in 2009, Luggage Transfers Ltd is the only baggage courier service that covers all 630 miles of the South West Coast Path, as well as a large selection of inland routes across the region. Eac...
Dogs on the Coast Path
...Cornwall who loves swimming, adventures, chasing tennis balls and dog training. His favourite stretch of the Coast Path is the rock scrambling wonders between St Ives and Zennor.
On this page there&#...
Bideford to Bude
...Cornwall. Having started off gently on the Tarka Trail, there are soon some dramatic headlands that contrast with numerous picturesque river valleys, making this one of the most diverse sections of Co...
Report a problem
...Cornwall:0300 1234 202
Devon: 0345 155 1004
Dorset: 01305 224463
We work closely with local authorities and the National Trust to help ensure that the Coast Path is maintained to a high standard and ...
Boscastle Farm Shop - A Short Stroll & Look
...Cornwall. If you've had a taste of the local produce, now try a taste of the local landscape!
From the Farm Shop go into the field at the rear. Cross the field, bearing right and downhill to the...
Glebe Cliff, Tintagel
...Cornwall. In autumn look out for the unusual cliff-nesting house martins gathering ready for their journey south, and maybe a merlin or a peregrine looking for prey among them.
The small car park at t...
Heritage
...Cornwall, Devon and Dorset. Some of these were reoccupied during the nineteenth century, and a further ring of forts (‘Palmerston follies’) were created around Plymouth at that time.
The Coast Path al...
Corporate partnerships
...Cornwall by Peter Edwards
What is Every Mile Matters about?
Every Mile Matters is a campaign calling for people to act now to protect the South West Coast Path, a much-loved natural resource at the he...
Dodman Point
Dodman Point
A strenuous but superb walk from the small fishing village of Gorran Haven, where stone and whitewashed cottages huddle around steep and narrow streets, past Cornwall's biggest prehi...
Holywell and Kelsey Head
...Cornwall in recent years.
The headland and the offshore islands are also noteworthy for the colonies of breeding seabirds including the guillemot, shag and razorbill.
From the back of the beach take ...
Chapel Porth
...Cornwall's granite backbone. The intense heat caused water to circulate through the cracks in the granite. This dissolved minerals from the surrounding rocks, and Cornwall's main tin, copper...