WOODLAND WALKS
Enjoy the Cornish coast and countryside by hiking through one of Cornwall's many woodland walks and coastal paths.
Experience Tehidy Woods near Reduth which is open all year round. Spend hours in this enchanted woodland by following this link to see a map of the trails.
Discover the magic of 26 acres of sub-tropical paradise at Trebah Gardens. Explore the canopies which are bursting with exotic blooms and follow the paths which lead to a secluded beach on the glorious Helford River. The gardens are family and dog-friendly. A detailed map of the walks is available here.
Trelissick Woodland walk
From the carpark at Trelissick head south down the hill towards Channals Creek. When you reach the beach at the base of the hill turn left and pick up the path that runs north along the shores of the steeply sided river. When you reach the road continue ahead andwalk down the road towards the King Harry Ferry. Before you get to the bottom of the hill take the footpath on the left hand side. After climbing the steps follow the path north along the steep sided shores of the river. After half a mile the path turns west leaving the main river and following the shore of Lamouth Creek.
After half a mile you will reach the head of the creek and the path will split. Turn left and climb the valley, when you get to the gate cross the road and enter the facing gate which will then take you back to the start.
Experience Tehidy Woods near Reduth which is open all year round. Spend hours in this enchanted woodland by following this link to see a map of the trails.
Discover the magic of 26 acres of sub-tropical paradise at Trebah Gardens. Explore the canopies which are bursting with exotic blooms and follow the paths which lead to a secluded beach on the glorious Helford River. The gardens are family and dog-friendly. A detailed map of the walks is available here.
Trelissick Woodland walk
From the carpark at Trelissick head south down the hill towards Channals Creek. When you reach the beach at the base of the hill turn left and pick up the path that runs north along the shores of the steeply sided river. When you reach the road continue ahead andwalk down the road towards the King Harry Ferry. Before you get to the bottom of the hill take the footpath on the left hand side. After climbing the steps follow the path north along the steep sided shores of the river. After half a mile the path turns west leaving the main river and following the shore of Lamouth Creek.
After half a mile you will reach the head of the creek and the path will split. Turn left and climb the valley, when you get to the gate cross the road and enter the facing gate which will then take you back to the start.