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Location: Southport, UK
Joined: Apr 2012
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Perranporth beach is a fantastic place to take your dog (I think it's dog friendly all year
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) along with the Watering Hole on the beach at Perranporth which is also dog friendly. You could try the Tinners Arms at Zennor for food - great food both at lunch time and for dinner; we went three times...; the coastal path around there is a fab place for scenic walks - we did it last year, we stayed in Mulfra, just outside St Ives and walked across the moors over to Zennor.
We also did a lovely coast path walk from St Just to Cape Cornwall and had a scone and cup of tea from a little caravan at the Cape. It was a glorious day and Bailiie loved it, we all did and we met donkeys too....
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A little bit of info about it is below and the website too...
Walk - A Twirl of the Cape
START St Just, Market Square
FINISH St Just, Market SquareLENGTH4.8 miles (7.7km)
SUMMARY
This walk starts and finishes in the old mining town of St Just. It passes through an area once heavily mined for tin and copper, passing a number of historic mining sites, and then along the coast to the major landmark of Cape Cornwall. It then continues along the coast past an important prehistoric site before returning to St Just.
This walk is particularly good for dogs as it passes a beach and pubs where dogs are welcome.
DIFFICULTY ModerateTERRAIN
Mostly lanes and good tracks and paths; a few gradients, one or two a little steep.
http://www.southwestcoastpath.com/walksdb/203/#
We are off to St Agnes this time for a change. We had a fab time last year, hope you do too. Happy holidays....