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Walks from the track in South East Cornwall
...strenuous stretches of Coast Path where the views offer a reward for your efforts. Find out more...
Falmouth to Looe (57 miles in 3 days at a fast pace)
Between Falmouth and Looe the Coast Path travel...
Lamorna & The Kemyel Nature Reserve
...stry crust. The fish heads and tails poke through the crust and gaze skywards. The first such pie was made just before Christmas one year in the sixteenth century, when Tom Bawcock saved the starving ...
Church Cove and Cadgwith
...st, including terns and skuas, and sometimes even storm petrels.
Cadgwith East is a dog friendly beach. Have a look at our Top Dog Walks on the South West Coast Path for more dog friendly beaches and ...
Mousehole to Lamorna and back
...Starry Gazey pie, usually made of pilchards, eggs and potatoes beneath a pastry crust, with the fish heads and tails poking through the crust and gazing skywards. The first such pie was made just befo...
Blue Hills Tin Mine Walk
...st of Britain's tin, arsenic and copper were produced in Cornwall and West Devon.
The earliest tin workers extracted tin from the sand and gravel on beaches and on the beds of streams. Later the...
Bowgie Inn - Kelsey Head & Holywell
...storic cliff castle on the headland.
Checked by SWCPA Volunteer Sheila Russell - June 2018
From the Bowgie Inn walk down through the car park to join the South West Coast Path turning left.
Listen o...
Dartmouth Castle & Gallants Bower
...st 1620, the Pilgrim Fathers put in here on their way to New England.
Taking the steps up from the old castle, turn left onto Southtown and follow the South West Coast Path, taking the path to Gallan...
Burgh Island
...start of the 20th century, Bigbury-On-Sea consisted of a few fishermen's cottages with fish cellars. The village grew in popularity with holidaymakers and now has its own Post Office and stores a...
Cligga Head
...St Agnes and catching a bus back to Perranporth (see the St Agnes-Perranporth walk)
The rest of us can simply turn in a half circle and follow the South west Coast Path back the way we came past Perr...
Blackpool Sands & Strete
...Strete. Carry on past the church and the restaurant beside it, following Totnes Road beyond, to the main road.
Strete was first recorded in 1194 when it was known as Streta, although by 1244 this had...
Noss Mayo and Revelstoke Drive
...Stoke and gave it the name Revelstoke. In 1226 the church of St Peter's on the cliffs at Stoke was built. Though partially ruined, it still stands today.
The Domesday Book of 1086 listed Newton a...
Embury Beacon
...stepping stones across the stream to pick up the South West Coast Path. Follow the path as it climbs the hill, gently at first and then more steeply, turning abruptly left towards the top to continue ...
Dynamite Towans & Copperhouse Pool
...st Coast Path, still some distance from the beach.
On the Coast Path turn left and follow it through the dunes towards Hayle.
This is the second largest dune system in Cornwall, and it is a Site of ...
Teignmouth to Shaldon circular
...St Peter and the Apostle and retrace your steps back over Shaldon Bridge. Continue up and over, past the traffic lights, past the bus stop, past the shops to the blue and white cast iron gates of Bitt...
Tregurrian & Trevarrian
...steeply uphill to pick up the South West Coast Path on the left, heading towards Mawgan Porth. Follow the path along the coastline, past Stem Point and Stem Cove just beyond it, to the promontory at G...
Culture
...st, poet, short-story writer and novelist, arguably most famous for his work 'The Jungle Book, amongst others.
Kipling spent several of his childhood years at school Westward Ho! and his collecti...
Coast Path Connectors
...st Path Connectors (CPC) is introducing coastal walking to a range of new audiences and improving equity of access along the South West Coast Path by supporting local people in making the most of our ...
Barnstaple - Short Estuary Walk
...Station Master’s Cafe at Barnstaple station was opened in 2008 by Mike Day in one of the 'closed' areas of the station building. In 2009 it appeared in The Guardian’s list of the ten best st...
Minehead Seafront
...st the railway station and bus stop, heading towards North Hill.
The railway line opened in 1874. Originally for goods, passenger traffic for seaside holidays greatly increased. The station was exten...
When to visit
...stery winter’s day and walking along the Coast Path to watch (from a safe distance) storm waves pound the cliffs.
Weather charts for the South West Coast Path (Slapton in S. Devon)
Data source: Met O...