Discover Cornwall: 6 Scenic Walks with Wild Swims
Embark on 6 captivating journeys, blending invigorating walks with exhilarating wild swims amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Cornwall.
- Poltesco and Cadgwith, the Lizard peninsula, south Cornwall
Commence and conclude your 3-mile adventure at Ruan Minor, unraveling Cornwall’s historical tapestry. Traverse through time from a bygone serpentine quarry to the vibrant life of a fishing hamlet. Dive into the enigmatic depths of the Devil’s Frying Pan, a collapsed cave shrouded in myth and allure. - Carn Marth quarries circular, near Redruth, mid-Cornwall
Begin your 3.5-mile journey at Gwennap Pit, where echoes of history reverberate amidst ancient landscapes. Delve into the mysteries of a conical amphitheatre and labyrinthine quarry pools, each whispering tales of Cornwall’s mining legacy. - St Nectan’s Glen and Bossiney Haven circular, near Tintagel, north Cornwall
Embark on a 3.5-mile odyssey from Bossiney village, meandering through verdant woods and rocky gorges. Encounter the ethereal beauty of St Nectan’s Glen and the rugged allure of Bossiney Haven, where nature’s grandeur reigns supreme. - Charlestown circular, near St Austell, south Cornwall
Set forth on a 3-mile escapade from Charlestown, a maritime gem steeped in history and charm. Explore picturesque countryside and three pristine beaches, punctuating your journey with refreshing swims in Cornwall’s azure waters. - Trelissick figure of eight, near Falmouth
Embark on a 5-mile aquatic safari from Trelissick, immersing yourself in the tranquility of River Fal’s meandering creeks. Traverse through centuries of history, from grand country estates to ancient forts, indulging in rejuvenating swims along the way. - Looe estuary adventure, east Cornwall
Traverse the enchanting estuary of Looe on a 2.2-mile expedition, tracing the serpentine course of its wooded banks. Surrender to the rhythm of the river as you glide downstream, a symphony of nature unfolding around you in blissful harmony.