Walks from Liskeard, Cornwall
🌿 Wooded waterfall gorge, open moorland, mining heritage landscape, river valley
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Liskeard is a substantial market town at the southern edge of Bodmin Moor, with the spectacular wooded waterfall gorge of Golitha Falls just a few miles north and the atmospheric remains of the Caradon copper mining district scattered across the moor above. The Looe Valley stretches south towards the sea.
A practical market town with good rail connections and superb access to the wilder southern reaches of Bodmin Moor, Liskeard makes an excellent base for combining moorland mining heritage with the wooded Golitha Falls gorge.
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Town centre car parks. Liskeard station (Plymouth–Penzance line)
The Barley Sheaf, Liskeard Indoor Market café, The Webb’s Hotel
- Golitha Falls National Nature Reserve
- Caradon Hill mining heritage
- Bodmin Moor southern approach via Minions
- Looe Valley line walk
- Trethevy Quoit
- Siblyback Lake circuit
- All Cornwall towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Liskeard is covered by OS Explorer 109. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Saints Way (nearby)





