2024 SATURDAY WALK PROGRAMME

Nov 16, 2023

Saturday walk programme 2024

 Join us for a Walk ON THE  cornish celtic way- visiting places of the cornish celtic saints’ heritage and with inspiration from the guidebook ‘A cornish celtic way’.

Nigel and Penny Marns, together with others from the Cornish Celtic Way informal walking group, will be organising a number of walks along the Cornish Celtic Way route.

PLEASE NOTE:
We will be walking from one place to another, so that drivers will be offered a lift with another person in order to return to their car from the end of the walk.  Please bring your own refreshments / packed lunch. There will be car support for those who are unable to complete the whole route. Walks will generally be 4-6 miles.

Please contact us if you intend to join a walk:

phone 01736 740784
text 0788 1791914
email hello@cornishcelticway.co.uk

For on-the-day weather concerns: 0788 1791914

  

saturday 24 february 2024

ST GERMAN’S PRIORY – SEATON BEACH 
(5.75 MILES)

  • Suitable for dogs – Easy walking

    • 10.30 Meet at St German’s Priory PL12 5NP
    • 13.00 Approx. St Nicolas Church, Downderry 
    • 14.00-14.30 Seaton Beach (low tide 13.50)

    A wonderful walk arriving at the coast from banked lanes and  a steep grass field and along the low tide pebbled  beach to Seaton. Please bring a packed lunch, refreshments will also be available at the cafe at Seaton and at lunch.

Saturday 23 MARCH 2024   

SEATON BEACH TO LAMMANA CHAPEL, HANNAFORE, LOOE (5.5 MILES)

   

Suitable for dogs – moderate walking

  • 10:30 Meet Seaton Beach Cafe(now closed for business)
  • 12.30  lunch
  • 14.30 Lammana Chapel, Looe

The walk is at first along the coast path with stunning views towards Looe Island, with some steep climbs. We will walk through Looe, then up the grassy steep slope on the coast path beyond Hannafore to the chapel site ruins. 

 

Saturday 27th April

Portreath to Gwithian  (8miles) 

 

  Suitable for dogs on leads- challenging- steep parts 

  • 10.00. meet St Mary’s Church, Portreath TR16 4LW
  • 11.30 Bassett’s Cove National Trust Car Park TR14 0HE
  • 12.30 Hell’s Mouth Kitchen and Bar Cafe
  • 15:30 Gwithian Church
  • 16:00 Approx. lifts back to Bassett’s Cove for drivers

A steep climb out of Portreath to Bassett’s Cove, followed by a beautiful walk along fairly flat coast paths, sometimes close to the edge, but with stunning views. Inspired by the Celtic Saints that arrived with St Gwinear and St Gothian. There will be car support, and we welcome visitors to the Hell’s Mouth Kitchen cafe with us or at Gwithian Church at the end. Walkers who want to avoid the steep section can join us at Bassett’s Cove – please let us know in advance to meet you there!

SATURDAY 25th May 

Details coming soon

 Saturday 13th july  

 

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Saturday 10th August

 

 

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Saturday  

 

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