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2.
Trewince Holiday Lodges
Portscatho, Truro, Cornwall. TR2 5ET
01872 580289
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Continue on the obvious path along
Porth Creek and then along Percuil
River. Ignore the first footpath sign that
indicates Bohortha and continue on the
lower path. Shortly after entering
Drawler Plantation a second footpath
sign is located indicating Borhortha,
take this uphill route.
3.
After a reasonably steep climb, you
enter an area between several fields,
take a moment to enjoy the views of
Trewince Lodges, St Mawes and
Falmouth. Go diagonally right across
this area to enter a lane between high
hedges.
4.
Follow the lane until reaching the pretty
little hamlet of Bohortha. After passing
Manor Farm turn left on the tarmac road
until reaching the junction with the main
road.
5.
At the road junction turn right along the
road then left through the hedge where
a sign indicates Porthbeor Beach, which
unfortunately is not accessible. On
reaching the coastal footpath turn left
and continue along this well used path
for some distance. Enjoy the views
Walk C
Approximately 7.1 km / 4.4 miles
Bohortha with woods, estuary and
coast
Can be muddy in places, with some
steep and uneven paths, take extra
care near cliff edges
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Leave reception and go to road junction,
where you turn right along the road until
passing Froe. After passing the house
and reaching a wood on your right,
enter the wood through a gap in the wall
and take the right folk over the
footbridge.
forward and aft. Especially from
Killigerran Head.
6.
On reaching Towan Beach either, go for
a paddle / picnic on the glorious sand or
alternatively turn left and through the
National Trust Buildings of Porth Farm.
Cross the main road and pass the car
park where a small path can be seen
that parallels the road. Just after the
footbridge go over the wall and left at
the road.
7.
Follow the road uphill back to Trewince
Holiday Lodges.
Please follow the Countryside
Code whilst on this walk,
especially: •
Take litter home with you
•
Dogs to be kept on leads or
close control as there are
working farms with livestock in
the area
•
Take dog excreta away to
ensure others can enjoy the
walk.
•
Do not damage trees and other
vegetation as these provide
valuable habitat for the wild life.
•
Care must be taken on the
roads, they are relatively quiet
but agricultural vehicles use
them at all times of the day.
•
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Stay on the designated
footpaths.
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