To help people access the South West Coast Path by train, new walking maps have been unveiled at five key railway stations in Cornwall: Penzance, Looe, Newquay, Falmouth Town and Falmouth Docks.
The project is a collaboration between the South West Coast Path, the Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership and Great Western Railway, who funded the boards.
Each of the five stations acts as a gateway to the Coast Path, with at least three circular walks that begin and end at the station – ideal for day trips and weekend adventures, without the need to drive!
Get directions for each walk:
Looe, Talland & Polperro (5.7 miles)
Talland Bay & The Giant’s Hedge (7.3 miles)
Looe to Portwrinkle (8.7 miles)
Penzance to Mousehole (3.6 miles)
Penzance to Marazion (6.8 miles)
Penzance to Porthcurno (10.9 miles)
Newquay to The Gannel (3.1 miles)
Newquay to Trevelgue Head (5.1 miles)
Newquay to Twin Headlands (5.0 miles)
St Just in Roseland (5.0 miles)
Pendennis Castle (4.0 miles)
Falmouth Packet (2.0 miles)
Falmouth Town (2.0 miles)
Top tip – get a Devon & Cornwall Railcard (just £12 a year and now available online) to save a third for you and a friend. Plus you can bring up to four kids for just £1 each.