Newquay - September 18 - South West Coast Path

THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE
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The Gannel Walk
Rail Station
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Tourist Information
Car Park
Trevelgue Head Walk
Bus Stop
Twin Headlands Walk
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Fistral Bay Photographer - Andy Cuthbert
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St Columb Minor Church Photographer Ruth Luckhurst
FOR OTHER WALKS ALONG THE SOUTH WEST COAST PATH GO TO
www.southwestcoastpath.com
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NEWQUAY STATION
THE GANNEL
TREVELGUE HEAD
TWIN HEADLANDS
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3¾ MILES
MODERATE
A walk along the bank of the River Gannel,
once a bustling waterway, but now a
tranquil creek where wading birds forage
for worms in the mudflats and curlews call
from the fields above.
5¼ MILES
MODERATE
A walk to one of Cornwall's major centres
of prehistoric civilisation, where the cliffs
are riddled with caves and old mine
workings.Visit Trevelgue Head at half-tide
to catch the dramatic spouting of a
blowhole.
5 MILES
MODERATE
A walk around Newquay's shoreline,
taking in the long sandy beaches as well as
its rocky headlands. People have lived here
since prehistoric times, and there are
some fascinating historical features en
route.