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The Island - Towan Beach, Newquay c Jennifer Rowlandson SWCP

A moderate 6 miles walk that circles round the western end of Newquay, never more than a short distance from the town, with glorious beaches, atmospheric headlands, a sandy estuary and a picturesque wooded river valley.
Walking and Cycling Trails | Clay Trails | St Austell | Cornwall

South Coast > St. Austell
Five mostly off-road Clay Trails in spectacular rural scenery near St Austell and ideal for walking, cycling or horse-riding. 
Poldark's Cornwall, Trips and Tours, Cornwall

Cornwall
Poldark's Cornwall is set in the heart of Winston's Graham's home town of Perranporth and is the company specifically to help you get the most out of your visit to Cornwall.  Offering tours and Events including the original Poldark Balls.
Zennor AONB

West Cornwall
This section of the Cornwall Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty (AONB) features Cornwall's most westerly coastline from St Ives, through Morvah, Land's End, St Just, Lamorna and Mousehole.
Camel Trail | Padstow | Wadebridge | Bodmin| Matt Jessop

Cornwall
The 18-mile Camel Trail links Padstow, Wadebridge, Wenfordbridge and Bodmin via a largely traffic-free route that follows an old railway track alongside the river Camel. Great for cycling, walking and nature watching for all the family.  
Argal Reservoir, Mabe, Cornwall

South Coast > Penryn
Nestling in a valley close to Penryn, Argal Lake offers an opportunity for a peaceful day in the countryside. The lake is noted for its wildlife and beautiful walks, there is a 2 mile circular walk through woods and meadows.
Pendennis Castle Falmouth | Photographer Roger Hollingswort | Copyright SWCP

South Coast > Falmouth
An easy walk that can be done either way affording views south to the Lizard or East towards Plymouth. From Pendennis Point you can see up the river Fal and across to the Roseland peninsula.