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Dodman Point
...st. Looking northwards, past the white hills of the china clay country around St Austell, the dark masses of both Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor dominate the horizon, and even Carn Brea and St Agnes Beacon ...
Hartland Quay Circular
Hartland Quay Circular The sound of bubbling water follows you almost all the way around this beautiful circular walk. The route takes you along the Coast Path past streams banked with yellow flag iri...
Alternative Routes
Alternative Routes Crossing the River Camel at Rock and Padstow  (when ferry/water taxi options aren't available) There is no recommended walking route around the Camel. Any route is ov...
Pentire Point West & the Bowgie Inn
...st. At Vugga Cove, en route to the headland, there are a few rusty mooring pins and rings leaded into the rocks, evidence that the cove was once used by boats, and there are also twin grooves where ma...
Wind in the Wyllows
...ives. During the first half of the 20th Century, most rescues were involved commercial shipping. Nowadays, 2 Fowey lifeboats mostly deal with incidents involving pleasure craft.
Chapman's Pool
...st. Bear left at the track to Seaspray and, ignoring the quarry on your left a short while later, continue to where the path forks again, a little way beyond. Take the middle path here and with it hea...
Padstow to Harlyn Bay
...st. However, on this walk we are going to continue around the harbour. From the north side of the harbour at The Meadow, follow the Coast Path up the hill to St Saviour’s Point. From St Saviour’s Po...
Cadgwith and Poltesco
Cadgwith and Poltesco A walk over tranquil heathland affording spectacular views, between two picturesque fishing coves still displaying the pilchard cellars and capstan houses of their bustling past....
Walks from the track in South East Cornwall
Walks from the track in South East Cornwall Looe to Plymouth  (28.8 miles in 3 days at a leisurely pace) The fishing port of Looe offers a picturesque start to this walk from the quayside and ...
Lamorna & The Kemyel Nature Reserve
...st. You can take the small path around the upper edge of the Reserve for views out to sea. The two paths join at the top of the Nature Reserve a little further on, to carry on along a lane to Raginnis...
Church Cove and Cadgwith
...ives. Cadgwith had a lifeboat from 1867 to 1963; but the Kilcobben Cove Lifeboat Station station is the station used today, because the lifeboat can be launched safely from here in virtually all sea c...
Mousehole to Lamorna and back
Mousehole to Lamorna and back A good yomp to blow away the cobwebs, with plenty of ups and downs and some low-growing trees to duck under in the Kemyel Crease Nature Reserve, this walk travels through...
Blue Hills Tin Mine Walk
...st. There are some striking remnants of old mine workings along the river. Otherwise turn right through the Blue Hills entrance. Cornish mining dates back to prehistoric times. Metal traders from the...
Tregurrian & Trevarrian
...ivestock while still separating the animals from the central living area. There was also a hearth and wall cupboards. In the field to your right, just before you reach 4, are the remnants of a fourtee...
Bowgie Inn - Kelsey Head & Holywell
...st. At Vugga Cove, en route to the headland, there are a few rusty mooring pins and rings leaded into the rocks, evidence that the cove was once used by boats. There are also twin grooves where massi...
Dartmouth Castle & Gallants Bower
Dartmouth Castle & Gallants Bower A stroll along the River Dart to Dartmouth Castle, one of the many fortifications built over the centuries to defend one of England's most important waterway...
Burgh Island
Burgh Island A short walk on Burgh Island. Cross the causeway on foot at low tide (make sure you can get back again!) or take the sea tractor. This very small island has a host of fascinating features...
Cligga Head
...st. Mining may be at least 2000 years old” Another author states that mining was not financially rewarding here in the 19th Century. Tin was mined by hauling the ore-boulders, which fell off the cliff...
Noss Mayo and Revelstoke Drive
...st. Leave the National Trust car park through the wooden gate at the far end and join the footpath towards the sea. Pass through the five-barred gate and turn right onto the coast path along Revelsto...
Embury Beacon
...st. The coastline here has a deadly reputation for shipping. There is an old saying: ’From Pentire Point to Hartland Light, a watery grave by day or night’. By the time the Atlantic breakers reach th...

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