Walking in Cornwall offers a truly magical experience, with its stunning coastline, picturesque harbour villages, and rugged moorland interior. Whether you’re looking for an exhilarating clifftop challenge or a peaceful stroll through an ancient woodland valley, Cornwall has a route to match every walker.

The county is home to a significant stretch of the South West Coast Path — England’s longest National Trail — winding past dramatic headlands, hidden coves and traditional fishing villages from Bude in the north to the Tamar estuary in the south-east. Inland, Bodmin Moor offers exposed moorland walking with ancient monuments and big skies, while the sheltered river valleys of the Fowey, Fal and Helford provide gentler, wooded alternatives.

Use the town links to find walks starting from your chosen location, or browse our highlighted routes. All routes on Walking Rambler are completely free to access.