Discovering the beautiful Lynher Valley on foot
brings you much closer the real countryside and the river. Here
you will find wonderful walks on your doorstep, along footpaths
and quiet roads from the meadows and
woodlands, alongside the
River Lynher,
and onto the open hills and granite tors of Bodmin Moor.
Village pubs can be a good lunchtime stop, or pack a picnic and find a
peaceful spot to simply enjoy the fresh air and connect with the nature.
The parish church is often a good starting point as many footpaths
originally brought villagers and country dwellers to church, and these paths
are mostly still in use.
Many parishes now have leaflets about their local walks,
and village shops and post offices will also be a source of information.
Happy walking!
Join a walking event
"Step into Spring" -
Sponsored Walks and Events
Put your best foot forward for cancer care and research and join
the walks each spring.
For details of walks in Cornwall and the west:
www.mariecurie.org.uk/inyourarea/waleswest/events/
The Ramblers’ Association -
guided walks
The Ramblers’ Association is Britain's
biggest walking charity, working for over 70 years to promote
walking and to improve conditions for everyone who walks in
England, Scotland and Wales.
The charity exists to facilitate, for the benefit of everyone, the
enjoyment and discovery that walking outdoors can bring, and to
promote respect for the life of the countryside.
For more details and to find a walk
to join:
Ramblers Association | Your local Areas and Groups
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old granite bridge over the River Lynher
at Battens Mill near North Hill
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