Walking in Cornwall
Moorland tors, stone circles and mining heritage on the edge of Bodmin Moor, and the wooded Tamar Valley on the Devon border.
Old mineral tramways, towering engine houses and wide views over Bodmin Moor – a circuit of Caradon Hill through the heart of the South Caradon copper mining district.
A circular walk across one of the richest prehistoric and industrial landscapes on Bodmin Moor, linking The Hurlers, the Cheesewring Quarry, Daniel Gumb’s Cave, Stowe’s Pound and Rillaton Barrow.
A varied circular walk through the industrial landscape around Minions, following the old Liskeard and Caradon Railway track bed, climbing a mining incline and crossing open moorland to Gold Diggings Quarry.
Riverside woods, old daffodil slopes and engine houses, a folly with far-reaching views and a Tudor house on the banks of the Tamar.
Ancient riverside woodland, a medieval granite bridge and the grassy ramparts of an Iron Age hillfort with sweeping views over the Lynher valley.
Historic gardens, woodland follies and a coast path with grandstand views over Plymouth Sound – all a short ferry ride from Plymouth.
A medieval chapel on a lonely headland, Queen Adelaide’s Grotto and views from Plymouth Sound across Whitsand Bay to Looe – starting from Cornwall’s old smuggling villages.
Markers show the approximate start of each walk.