Visit an unspoilt beach, an iron fort and a haven for seals…all within half an hour’s walk from West Pentire village
West Pentire to Kelsey head via Polly Joke Beach
Mawgan Porth to the Bedruthan Steps (and back)
Mawgan Porth to the Bedruthan Steps (and back)
Cornwall’s coast-to-coast from St Ives to Marazion, based on the St Michael’s Way
Cornwall’s historic one-day walk from the north to south coast. The route is part of the famous Camino de Santiago, the ever-popular medieval pilgrimage route to the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela in north west Spain.
A circular walk from Morvah to Portheras Cove
A short three mile circular walk taking in the spectacular Portheras Cove beach, in Morvah West Penwith, Cornwall.
The Lymington-Keyhaven Nature Reserve
An abundance of wildlife of all kinds can be found along the coast, in the grasslands, mudflats, ponds, lagoons and salt marshses of this incredibly diverse area.
The Tall Trees Trail in the heart of the New Forest
The Tall Trees Trail and the Blackwater Arboretum in the heart of the New Forest is a spectacular place to visit
A circular walk from Marazion with spectacular views of St Michael’s Mount, taking in a visit to the Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens.
A stunning and varied circular walk that offers spectacular views and the chance to visit one of Cornwall’s leading Sculpture park and gardens.
Art in St Ives
Have you ever wondered what exactly the connection is between St Ives in West Penwrith Cornwall and the Arts?
Oudolf field, Bruton, Somerset.
Dutchmen Piet Oudolf is a big name in contemporary gardening. He’s enjoyed high profile commissions such as the Olympic Park in London and Millennium Park in Chicago, to name but a few. Why then, can you visit one of his
Kynance Cove on the Lizard Penninsula
It’s a 15 minute stroll from the national trust car park down to Kynance Cove on the Lizard Penninsula. Despite the remote location you will find a fabulous little cafe with outside seating and of course the views are spectacular