Walking Holidays In Cornwall
Walking Holidays In Cornwall
Cornwall Walking Holiday Interactive Map
Our Cornwall Walking Routes
North Cornwall Coast Path
Westward Ho! to Padstow
79 miles. North Devon across the Cornish borders on the "Wreckers" Atlantic coast.
Mid Cornwall Coast Path
Padstow to St. Ives
66 miles. North Cornwall's best beaches and coves on the South West Coast Path
Lands End Coast Path
St. Ives to Penzance
41 miles. Option to return on St. Michaels Way to complete the Lands End Circle.
Lizard Coast Path
Penzance to Falmouth
61 miles. Around Britain's most southerly point on the Lizard Peninsula.
South Cornwall Coast Path
Falmouth to Plymouth
77 miles. Atmospheric harbours and coves along the South West Coast Path.
Cornwall 100 Mile
Challenge Route
100 mile circular route linking Saints Way, Smugglers Way, & Cornish Coast Paths.
Cornwall One
Centre Breaks
You may prefer to stay in just one or two locations.
St. Michaels Way
Marazion to St. Ives
The St. Michaels Way is an inland, coast to coast, circular walk from Penzance or St. Ives.
The Smugglers Way
Looe to Boscastle
Created by Frank Squibb in 1994. Cornwall's most challenging coast to coast route.
The Saints Way
Padstow to Fowey
Two or three days walking along this hidden Pilgrim's path through unvisited Mid Cornwall.
The Classic Cornish
Short Break
If it's your first time on a walking break you could try a taster trip over two or three days.
Welcome to Walking in Cornwall
Cornwall is quite simply unique. A land that has always felt itself to be a nation apart, Cornwall exists as an outstretched limb of land thrust accusingly away from “up country” England pointing straight into the depths of the wildest Atlantic seascape. For walkers Cornwall feels like, and indeed literally is, right at the end of the trail, a place where the land simply runs out and the sun sets on the end of our immediate world. Surrounded on three sides by so much ocean fury Cornwall is almost a geographic island and with its own Celtic heritage Cornwall has also been a social island which had its own language and even now displays its own unique culture, history and landscape - all of it waiting to be encountered on foot on a Cornwall Walking Holiday.
Cornish Coast Path - highlight of the 630 mile South West Coast Path.
For those thinking of a Cornwall Walking Holiday...
