on 21/01/2022
The popular Cornish town of St Ives is known country wide for its luscious surf beached, quirky art scene and of course gorgeous walks!
Winter to most might not seem to be the best time to visit, however the locals would argue it’s probably the best. The quiet streets and incredible surf is not something anyone will want to miss. You can’t forget about the scenic and stunning crisp walks you’ll be able to take. The striking sunrise and sun's set will have you never wanting to leave!
Cornwall is known for its perfectly stunning natural scenery. St Ives specifically is somewhat of a magical and perfect place to visit! The scenic walks are perfect for all whether you’re looking for a solo leisurely stroll, a long hike or even family outing!
Take a peek at our favourite walks in and surrounding St Ives below.
Being one of the most popular walks in Cornwall, this lovely 6 miles walk along the coast will have you in awe of Cornwall. Running from Porthmeor beach in St Ives the along the curvy cliff top coastal path to Porthzennor cove the walk can be turned into a perfect 12 mile circular walk if you return through the countryside paths!
Why not head further up the coast and explore the stunning country walk from St Ives to Hayle! Begin your journey in St Ives, through and past Carbis Bay and Leland until you reach the gorgeous Hayle estuary. If you feel like it you can carry on your walk and roam the gorgeous landscape for up to 6 miles. Why not extend the walk walking the same route back? Don't fancy walking back? Catch a bus from Hayle or the train from Lelant!
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This adrenaline-charged and thrilling walk will take you round the breathtakingly stunning cliff tops of the Godrevy headland to Hell’s Mouth. You might even get lucky and spot some seals in the coves along the walk and maybe even a basking shark! It is a walk you are sure to love and one most popular with sea-life lovers!
