West Roose Farmhouse

South West Coast Path (Section 12: Crackington Haven to Tintagel)

National Trails

Tackles dramatic clifftop terrain with steep, relentless ascents and descents—not suitable for buggies or young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards the effort with spectacular coastal views, rugged headlands, and the iconic ruins of Tintagel Castle. Expect rocky, uneven paths and exposed sections requiring good fitness and sturdy boots. One of Cornwall's most breathtaking but challenging coastal stretches.

Crackington cracker walk, North Cornwall

National Trust

Loops through dramatic coastal scenery with moderate climbs along clifftops and through wooded valleys. The terrain includes uneven paths, steep sections, and potentially muddy stretches – not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards you with stunning Atlantic views, wild coastal flora, and the rugged beauty of this less-trampled stretch of North Cornwall's coastline.

Boscastle and the Valency Valley walk, North Cornwall

National Trust

Follows the enchanting Valency Valley inland from Boscastle's famous harbour, tracing the river through ancient woodland with moderate climbs and uneven, sometimes muddy paths. Not suitable for buggies; manageable for older children who don't mind scrambling over tree roots. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The fairy-tale setting inspired Thomas Hardy and showcases dramatic coastal scenery transitioning to sheltered valley tranquillity, with National Trust tea rooms at either end.

Boscastle Harbour walk, North Cornwall

National Trust

South West Coast Path (Section 11: Bude to Crackington Haven)

National Trails