Moochin😊around Cornwall and beyond...

This is an easy, flat, circular 4 mile walk around the ancient woodlands and pathways of King's Wood. In fact the only steep part will be the steps of the pub at the end of the walk!

Meeting in the car park at PENTEWAN village for 10:45 for an 11:00 start, we will set off along the PENTEWAN VALLEY TRAIL to the river and then follow it over to the bottom of Peckhill Wood.

From here we will head back the PENTEWAN VALLEY TRAIL following the river down towards the village of PENTEWAN and over to the PENTEWAN BEACH.

It is advisable to always bring good walking footwear and weather appropriate clothing, although the majority of this walk is on solid paths, some of it can be muddy.
So..

• Bring water, snacks, walking footwear and weather appropriate clothing (as muddy here and there).
• H&S is your responsibility and if you bring along your well behaved pet.

Look forward to seeing you😊

This is a 12 mile, moderate linear walk for people with country walking experience and a reasonable level of fitness. It includes some steep paths and open country. Walking boots and warm, waterproof clothing are essential. It will take 5 hours to complete the walk, including stops to take in the views and pictures. Therefore, as a group walk, including rests, stops and travelling time back to Lelant on the bus, I have estimated it will take 6 hours.

I have organised this a pre-ramble (see what I did there…..), together with a few other longer walks over the coming months for the trip I am planning to Snowdonia in the Spring.

So, we will meet at St Uny Church to start the walk at 10:30 am, so we can take advantage of the tides and daylight hours. We will then walk over Porthkidney Sands to Carbis Bay then steadily climb up through Steeple Wood Nature Reserve and up to Knill’s Monument on Steeple Hill, 558ft (170m). From here, we will walk along the lanes and footpaths down into the valley and over to Bowl Rock Chapel, with a steady climb up to Trencrom Hill. Here there are spectacular and panoramic views of West Cornwall with both north and south coasts in view. These two hills are the steepest climbs in the walk and after this, as can be seen from the pictures, it is then mostly downhill with some undulating areas over the mainly grass paths, hard tracks and country lanes. After 5 miles, walking over this contrasting Cornish landscape we arrive at Ludgvan, with its Church and the White Hart Inn, our refreshments stop. Once rested, we will continue along St Michael’s Way for a further 2 miles, down towards the coast over the Marazion Marsh, then onto the beach and St Michaels’s Mount.

Returning by bus from Long Rock, the journey only takes 20-25 minutes back to Lelant, with a short walk over to St Uny Church.

The post code is TR26 2LD, any probs with your Sat Nav, search for St Uny Church, Lelant. There is also additional parking beside the road for several cars and we will meet at the entrance to the Church, at the top of the small car park. If you are coming by car and don't mind offering a lift share, please message on here.

So:

• Bring water (at least 1.5 litres), a hot drink, snacks, walking footwear and weather appropriate clothing.
• H&S is your responsibility.
• Paid up members have priority... info on joining us on home page

See you soon😊

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The Details

• A self-guided detective mystery walking Trail around Camborne.
• Ideal for kids aged 6 - 106!
• we meet at Rosewarne Car Park, (TR14 8BE) Camborne
• 2.6-mile 'loop' Trail (takes 2 hours to complete at your own pace).
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• Solve the mystery and be entered into a £100 monthly draw.
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When we have finished the round we will all meet back at the Rosewarne Car Park and then head off for well deserved refreshments!

Best Wishes
Rick😊