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Redruth FP 6

Follows a traditional Cornish footpath through Redruth's mining heritage landscape with gentle to moderate inclines over uneven ground. Suitable for older children but not buggies due to stiles and rough sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers glimpses of historic engine houses and spoil heaps that tell Cornwall's mining story, connecting residential areas with quieter countryside – a pleasant escape blending industrial archaeology with rural walking.

Illogan FP 7

Follows a gentle, undulating footpath through typical Cornish countryside between Illogan and neighbouring settlements. Terrain is mostly grassy fields with occasional muddy patches after rain and a few stiles to navigate. Not ideal for buggies due to field gates and uneven ground, but manageable for families with steady walkers aged 5+. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. A pleasant, unchallenging local route offering rural views and a taste of Cornwall's mining heritage landscape without the

Illogan BR 28

Meanders through former mining countryside around Illogan, mixing gentle valley paths with moderate climbs past historic engine houses and spoil heaps. Mostly suitable for families, though some uneven ground and stiles make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers genuine Cornwall industrial heritage without the crowds, plus surprisingly good views toward the north coast on clear days.

Illogan FP 5

Redruth FP 11