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

National Trails

Follows dramatic clifftop terrain with steep ascents and descents throughout—this is rugged coastal walking with some challenging gradients. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to exposed cliff edges and uneven paths. Dogs welcome but must be kept under close control near livestock and cliff drops. Rewards you with spectacular Atlantic views, hidden coves, rock formations, and the iconic Bedruthan Steps, plus a satisfying finish into Newquay's surf town buzz.

South West Coast Path (Section 17: Newquay to Perranporth)

National Trails

Follows dramatic clifftops between two classic Cornish surf towns with consistent steep ascents and descents throughout. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to challenging terrain, uneven coastal paths, and significant elevation changes. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and during bird nesting season. Rewards with sweeping Atlantic views, secluded cove beaches, and the chance to spot seals and seabirds along this wild, windswept stretch of Cornwall's most spectacular coastlin

King Charles III England Coast Path: Marsland Mouth to Newquay

National Trails

Follows dramatic clifftops along Cornwall's rugged north coast with steep, sustained ascents and descents throughout—challenging terrain unsuitable for buggies or young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards effort with spectacular Atlantic views, hidden coves, historic harbours like Boscastle and Tintagel (King Arthur's legendary castle), and windswept headlands where seabirds nest. Proper walking boots and fitness essential for this exposed, multi-day coastal a

Carnewas bus route walking trail, North Cornwall

National Trust

King Charles III England Coast Path: Newquay to Penzance

National Trails