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A figure-of-eight walk around the fishing village and headlands surrounding Polperro 2.9 miles/4.7 km
Looe
A moderate walk with some steps and steep hills. Includes an ancient Celtic chapel site and opportunities to see some beautiful wildlife, 3.7 miles/ 6.0 km
Looe
A circular walk through the woodland along the West Looe River to Herodsfoot from Duloe where Cornwall's smallest stone circle stands 6.3 miles/10.2 km
Whitsand
Whitsand Bay boasts 4 miles of sand as the neighbouring coves join on the low tide. The beach is accessed via a steep path and steps but it is never crowded unlike many of the beaches in and around Looe.
Looe
Hannafore Beach is a quiet south east facing shingle beach that is well known for its rock pools and great views of Looe Island. It is popular with dog walkers all year round.
Downderry
Popular with dog walkers, Downderry Beach is a beautiful mile long stretch of sand and shingle that links Seaton Beach to the west and Battern Cliffs to the east.
Polperro
At low tide, a delightful sandy beach appears just outside the ancient harbour walls. Please check the tide times so that you are not disappointed! When the tide is in, you can opt for a dip in Chapel Pool, a beautiful tidal pool which can be found…
Millendreath
Millendreath Beach lies between Looe and Seaton, in a sheltered cove made up of shingle and sand. Behind the beach, paddleboards, bodyboards and kayaks are available to hire and there is a welcoming beach café for refreshments.
West Looe
Described as 'a Little Known Gem', Kilminorth Woods is a Local Nature Reserve near Looe in South East Cornwall, owned by Cornwall Council. Classified as ancient woodland, it is part of a County Wildlife Site in an Area of Special Landscape Value and…
Trescowe, Bodmin
Tucked away on the edge of Bodmin Moor, this Cornish Georgian gem offers plenty to do for all, with a Grade 2 listed garden, Iron Age fort, children’s play area, café, and gift shop.
Menheniot, Near Liskeard
Throwing people off cliffs since 2009. Find our quarry 10 mins from Looe (next to the A38). BIG RIDES FOR ALL AGES
Unique gravity park, water park & race track with spectacular views and picnic spots, free entry and wild swimming.
Torpoint
18th-Century house set within a magnificent landscape garden, still home to the Carew Pole family.
Bodmin
Cardinham woods is a wonderful place to relax and recharge or explore on two legs or two wheels. With four walking trails, three, cycling trails, a play area, a picnic area and a cafe.
Cremyll, Torpoint
Make Memories at Mount Edgcumbe, Britain’s Historic Park by the Sea!
Liskeard
Surrounded by the striking backdrop of Bodmin Moor, Siblyback Lake lies within the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). This is an idyllic location to get outdoors and breathe in the fresh air on a walk, run or cycle. Dogs are…
Polperro
No visit to Cornwall would be complete without a visit to the famous Polperro Model Village and Land of Legend. Explore the village of Polperro in miniature, and learn about the Cornish myths and legends. More than 60 years in existence, having…
Feock
A welcoming garden set in an estate with stunning maritime views and lovely woodland walks.
St. Austell
Discover Cornwall's secret at the UK's only china clay mining museum!
St Dominick, near Saltash
An atmospheric Tudor house with Medieval roots, a working mill on an historic quay, a glorious garden with valley views and an expansive estate to explore.
East Looe
The Wooldown is an area of open space in East Looe. It is a beautiful piece of open countryside and situated high above East Looe’s town centre, it has wonderful views over the sea, the coast and St.George’s Island.