St Loy Camping

South West Coast Path (Section 24: Lamorna to Marazion)

National Trails

Follows Cornwall's dramatic granite coastline with sustained steep climbs and descents through Mousehole, Newlyn, and Penzance, including the challenging ascent past St Michael's Mount. Terrain is rugged with rocky paths, stone steps, and coastal exposure—unsuitable for buggies and requires supervision for older children (8+) with good stamina. Dogs welcome on leads near cliff edges and through harbour villages. Delivers spectacular coastal panoramas, working fishing ports, and iconic island cas

St Michael's Way

Stretches 20km across West Cornwall from Lelant to St Michael's Mount, mostly flat coastal and countryside paths with gentle inclines near the Mount. Suitable for older children but too long for little ones; uneven sections make buggies impractical. Dogs welcome on leads through farmland and villages. Offers stunning coastal views, historic churches, and the dramatic finale of Cornwall's iconic tidal island—worth splitting over two days for a leisurely pilgrimage-style experience.

South West Coast Path (Section 21: St Ives to Pendeen)

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Traces dramatic clifftop terrain with steep, sustained ascents and descents through old mining country. Rugged, rocky paths demand good fitness and aren't suitable for buggies or young children. Dogs welcome but keep them close near cliff edges and livestock. Rewards with stunning Atlantic views, iconic engine houses at Botallack, secluded coves, and some of Cornwall's wildest coastal scenery—utterly spectacular on clear days.

South West Coast Path (Section 23: Sennen Cove to Lamorna)

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South West Coast Path (Section 20: Hayle to St Ives)

National Trails