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King Charles III England Coast Path: Marsland Mouth to Newquay

Follows dramatic clifftops with challenging steep ascents and descents throughout – expect serious climbs between coves and headlands. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to exposed edges, rugged terrain and significant elevation changes. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Delivers spectacular Atlantic views, hidden beaches, and quintessential Cornish coastal scenery including Tintagel Castle and wild, windswept headlands that make the leg-burn worthwhile.

Camel Trail

Follows a disused railway line, offering **flat, traffic-free terrain** perfect for families with buggies, young children, and dogs on leads. The **gentle, level path** runs alongside the River Camel estuary through woodland and open countryside, connecting Padstow to Bodmin with stunning coastal and rural views. Ideal for easy, scenic cycling or walking without navigating roads, with plenty of spots to stop for refreshments along the way. **Exceptionally accessible** – one of Cornwall's most fa

Saints Way

Follows a 47km pilgrimage trail from Padstow on the north coast to Fowey in the south, crossing Cornwall's interior through ancient woodlands, farmland and quiet villages. The route undulates with moderate climbs—manageable but not suitable for buggies. Older children who can handle distance will enjoy the varied terrain and historical wayside crosses. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. A peaceful alternative to coastal paths, rich in Celtic and medieval heritage, with sections easily tackled

South West Coast Path (Section 16: Porthcothan to Newquay)

South West Coast Path (Section 15: Padstow to Porthcothan)