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Giant Steps and Staircases at Bedruthan

A dramatic walk along the North Cornwall coast taking in a line of stumpy sea stacks called Bedruthan Steps, the stepping stones of a local giant! The walk is four and a half miles long and follows the coast to Park Head where it loops inland via Pentire Farm to return along the coastal path. The walk can be challenging with some steep, unfenced drops. Treat yourself to tea afterwards at the National Trust tea room at Carnewas car park. **Please note due to a major rockfall in 2020 the cliff steps to Bedruthan beach are closed until further notice**

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Withiel and St Wenn Circular Walk

A route created by a local which takes in the villages of St Wenn and Withiel. At just under eight miles this should take about two and a half hours mainly on country lanes and footpaths.

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Kate Whis Photography Walks

Take a walk with Kate, a local photographer and enjoy stunning scenery whilst improving your camera skills. Walks take place in the Padstow area and can be tailored to individual requirements.

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St Columb Major Walk

Only for serious walkers, this seventeen mile hike takes in Mawgan Porth, Watergate, Trevelgue, Trebarber and Trebuddon. You will need a map to plan the route as full details are not on the Web site and please ensure you have enough of day-light hours to complete the walk.

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The Saints Way

During your 2 day trek of 28 miles from Padstow to Fowey you will see the best of Cornish landscapes including rugged cliff tops, inland tors, harbours and ports. If you prefer more of a challenge then why not take 3 days (40 miles) and complete all sections.

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Wadebridge to St Breock

The walk starts from the Camel Trail towards Padstow but we have joined it and followed the same route from St Breock. This is a moderate walk of just over five miles and its recommended that you wear waterproof boots to cross the stream!. Take a look at the Web site for full route details.

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Walks near St Issey

'With miles of stunning Walks near St Issey we have listed 6 of the very best Walks St Issey has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have trekked them.'

Giant Steps and Staircases at Bedruthan

Giant Steps and Staircases at Bedruthan

11 October 2020

A dramatic walk along the North Cornwall coast taking in a line of stumpy sea stacks called Bedruthan Steps, the stepping stones of a local giant! The walk is four and a half miles long and follows the coast to Park Head where it loops inland via Pentire Farm to return along the coastal path. The walk can be challenging with some steep, unfenced drops. Treat yourself to tea afterwards at the National Trust tea room at Carnewas car park. **Please note due to a major rockfall in 2020 the cliff steps to Bedruthan beach are closed until further notice**

Withiel and St Wenn Circular Walk

Withiel and St Wenn Circular Walk

1 May 2019

A route created by a local which takes in the villages of St Wenn and Withiel. At just under eight miles this should take about two and a half hours mainly on country lanes and footpaths.

Kate Whis Photography Walks

Kate Whis Photography Walks

Take a walk with Kate, a local photographer and enjoy stunning scenery whilst improving your camera skills. Walks take place in the Padstow area and can be tailored to individual requirements.

St Columb Major Walk

St Columb Major Walk

Only for serious walkers, this seventeen mile hike takes in Mawgan Porth, Watergate, Trevelgue, Trebarber and Trebuddon. You will need a map to plan the route as full details are not on the Web site and please ensure you have enough of day-light hours to complete the walk.

The Saints Way

The Saints Way

During your 2 day trek of 28 miles from Padstow to Fowey you will see the best of Cornish landscapes including rugged cliff tops, inland tors, harbours and ports. If you prefer more of a challenge then why not take 3 days (40 miles) and complete all sections.

Wadebridge to St Breock

Wadebridge to St Breock

The walk starts from the Camel Trail towards Padstow but we have joined it and followed the same route from St Breock. This is a moderate walk of just over five miles and its recommended that you wear waterproof boots to cross the stream!. Take a look at the Web site for full route details.