Boscastle Circular Walk
A charming harbour village, medieval churches, rugged cliffs and leafy valleys – one of the finest short circuits on the North Cornwall coast.
- Main walk about 4 miles (about 2 hrs)
- Moderate
- OS Explorer 111
Walking in Cornwall
Dramatic Atlantic cliffs, surf beaches and harbours – from the high cliffs of Morwenstow and the folded rocks of Crackington Haven to the harbour at Boscastle, the slate coast at Tintagel and the Camel Estuary at Padstow.
A charming harbour village, medieval churches, rugged cliffs and leafy valleys – one of the finest short circuits on the North Cornwall coast.
Folded cliffs, waterfalls tumbling to the sea and some of the highest cliffs in Cornwall – two short but rewarding loops from a sheltered cove.
Headlands, beaches and the Camel Estuary – a classic North Cornwall circuit from the busy harbour of Padstow to the sands of Trevone.
Towering cliffs, deep combes and the driftwood hut of Cornwall’s most eccentric parson – a tough but unforgettable circuit on the county’s remote northern edge.
Twin headlands crowned by an Iron Age fort, seals below the cliffs and views from Trevose Head to Tintagel – one of the finest headland walks in Cornwall.
Whitewashed cottages, hidden coves and one of the most up-and-down stretches of the North Cornwall coast – a short walk that feels much bigger.
Old quarrymen’s paths, a clifftop Norman church and the legendary headland of Tintagel – with a golden beach to finish.
Markers show the approximate start of each walk.