Hiking in Cornwall

• Hike the wildflower meadows, jagged cliffs and golden beaches of the Lizard Peninsula
• Wander the tiny streets of enchanting Cornish fishing villages such as Mousehole and Newlyn
• Enjoy traditional Cornish cream tea of scones, jam and clotted cream
• See Tintagel and discover its mystical connections to King Arthur and Merlin
• Meander through lush woodlands and alongside windswept tidelands
• Stand at Land's End, the westernmost point of England

Nestled on the southwestern tip of England, Cornwall is a county surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on three sides. Known for its charming fishing villages, dramatic coastlines, and sun-kissed beaches, the peninsula is truly an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.  In the past, the rugged coastline and hidden coves of Cornwall sheltered pirates and smugglers, leading to the creation of an extensive network of  foot paths and contour trails now enjoyed by both locals and adventure seekers. Hiking Cornwall is an ideal way to experience these trails and iconic landscapes. Our self-guided Cornwall walking tours provide a unique way for you to get discover this captivating corner of England, at your own pace and on your own terms.

With its rich history, friendly locals, and laid-back atmosphere, Cornwall is a dream destination for walkers and nature lovers and there are no shortage of beautiful trails. Follow an ancient pilgrim's way from Padstow to the tidal island of St Micheal's Mount as you journey from the Cotswolds to the Cornwall Coast. Experience curated trails and the Highlights of Cornwall in Comfort or In Style along with the elevated ambience of boutique harbor hotels. Or cozy up in a local pub with a well-deserved Cornish pint after taking on England's longest National Trail the South West Coast Path, which offers some of the best hiking in Cornwall. With its sweeping sea vistas, delicious food, and rich culture, hiking in Cornwall promises a truly unforgettable experience no matter which way you choose to adventure.