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St Gennys

View of Crackington Haven – Crackington Haven Beach loop from St Gennys

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South West England
St Gennys

View of Crackington Haven – Crackington Haven Beach loop from St Gennys

Moderate

4.8

(4)

11

hikers

View of Crackington Haven – Crackington Haven Beach loop from St Gennys

02:51

9.69km

270m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

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Cornwall National Landscape

Waypoints

A

Start point

Bus stop

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1

577 m

View of Crackington Haven

Highlight • Beach

From high on the cliffs at Pencarrow Point there is a wonderful view back to Crackington Haven, the surf beach that started out as a small port supporting the local lime industry.

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2

1.66 km

St Gennys Church

Highlight • Religious Site

Is there a more picturesque setting for a church? On a clear day you can even see Lundy Island out at sea.

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3

3.50 km

Burden Car Park

Highlight • Parking

2025 just £3 all day, great value for money

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4

4.07 km

View of Pencannow Point

Highlight • Natural Monument

You don't have to get far out of Crackington Haven to find some cracking Views. To the north west is Pencannow Point, which measure up as some of the highest cliffs in Cornwall.

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5

4.45 km

View of Cambeak Headland

Highlight • Natural Monument

Jutting out into the ocean is Cambeak Headland. It is worth walking up to it to see the impressive folds and patterns in the rocks, particularly on the other side.

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6

5.82 km

View of Samphire Rock from Saint Gennys Beach

Highlight • Natural Monument

Make sure you find an excuse to take a pew here and enjoy the beautiful views. To Cambeak Headland to the north and The Strangles to the south.

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7

8.55 km

East Wood Valley Stream

Highlight • River

An enchanted woodland footpath through East Wood that weaves alongside the river. The path is wide and makes for a good running track in this deep sided valley.

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8

9.66 km

Crackington Haven Beach

Highlight • Beach

It's the flat bit where you can rest, between a very steep downhill and a very steep uphill. (Unless you swam here!)

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B

9.69 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

4.19 km

3.37 km

1.30 km

567 m

264 m

Surfaces

5.92 km

1.60 km

1.14 km

503 m

384 m

< 100 m

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Tuesday 19 May

16°C

12°C

37 %

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