Walking in West Cornwall

One of the most famous hikes in West Cornwall is the South West Coast Path. This path offers mesmerizing views of the Atlantic Ocean from the rugged cliffs. The path takes you through iconic landmarks such as Land’s End, where you can stand at the edge of the country.

This walking route is generally quite flat, making it perfect for a casual stroll. It’s also accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs. If you feel like taking a well-deserved break during the walk, why not pop into our pub restaurant in Sennen Cove and enjoy one of our award-winning beers.

This ancient path, between St Ives and Penzance, was once a pilgrimage route that connected Cornwall to the iconic Mont-Saint-Michel in Normandy, France. The trail allows you to relive the footsteps of pilgrims who walked this route centuries ago.

The Tin Coast offers a fascinating blend of Cornwall’s industrial history and stunning natural beauty. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features circular coastal walking routes that wind through former mining areas, where you can learn about Cornwall’s tin mining heritage.

The Penwith Peninsula is a haven for walking holidays. The circular walking route around the ancient site of Zennor Quoit and the captivating landscape of Lanyon Quoit are just a couple of examples of the ancient routes to be enjoyed.

For a more peaceful and family-friendly walk, the Tregeseal Valley provides a serene escape, just south of St. Just. This hidden gem offers walking paths in West Cornwall that wind through lush greenery, making it popular with birdwatchers.