Walks from Fowey, Cornwall
Estuary, wooded creeks, sea cliffs, coastal farmland
12 routes available
Easy to Moderate
Free to access
Fowey is one of Cornwall’s most charming small ports — a steep town of narrow streets and Georgian merchants’ houses perched above a deep-water estuary made famous by Daphne du Maurier. The Hall Walk circular, crossing the estuary by ferry, is one of the finest short walks in Cornwall.
A beautiful, slightly exclusive town with good independent restaurants, Fowey rewards those who explore on foot — the ferry connections across the estuary make creative circular routes that are quite impossible by car.
12 Walks from Fowey
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Very limited — park at Fowey or Lostwithiel and walk or take bus. Bus from St Austell (25)
Sam’s on the Fowey, The Ship Inn, Bistro at No 4
- Hall Walk to Polruan & back by ferry
- Coast Path to Polperro
- Readymoney Cove
- Lost Gardens of Heligan circular
- Golant & Lerryn
- Gribbin Head
- All Cornwall towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Fowey is covered by OS Explorer 107. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- South West Coast Path




