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Towednack

View of the Cornish Coastline – View of Pendour Cove loop from Towednack

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United Kingdom
England
South West England
Towednack

View of the Cornish Coastline – View of Pendour Cove loop from Towednack

Moderate

4.8

(243)

1,221

hikers

View of the Cornish Coastline – View of Pendour Cove loop from Towednack

04:46

16.9km

350m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Cornwall National Landscape

Waypoints

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4.32 km

Clodgy Point

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Clodgy Point is a dramatic, rocky promontory with steep cliffs that extends out into the sea between St. Ives Bay and Porthmeor Beach. Great for exploring and taking in the views over the bay.

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2

6.32 km

View of the Cornish Coastline

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Enjoy soaring views along the beautiful Cornish coastline and out to the Atlantic Ocean as you make your way along the clifftops from St Ives.

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3

6.86 km

it might or might not be ancient

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5

8.96 km

sit here and enjoy the seal,s coming to the surface and diving under again. Boats with sightseers from St Ives visiting the small islands just out here

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10.6 km

Viewpoint

Viewpoint

7

11.6 km

View of Zennor Head

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Great trail, not a walk in the park, some fitness is required

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12.2 km

View of Pendour Cove

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This is a secluded and picturesque cove steeped in local legend. It’s famously associated with the tale of the Mermaid of Zennor, said to have lured a young man into …

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9

13.3 km

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16.9 km

End point

Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

14.5 km

1.13 km

611 m

408 m

109 m

< 100 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

13.8 km

1.20 km

1.11 km

497 m

160 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (140 m)

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Comments

August 25, 2022,South West Coast Path von St. Ives nach Zennor
Directly from St. Ives there is a very nice section of the South West Coast Path to walk in Cornwell. A constant up and down, sometimes over large stones that have to be overcome, are rewarded with constantly new, fascinating views of beautiful bays and the sea. You can finish the stage in Zennor and take the open top double …

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This time we were traveling with some people from our class and started under cloudy skies, which didn't detract from the fantastic views from the cliffs out to sea.

Some of the paths were more sporty than three days before, but very manageable.😅

The closer we got to our destination of St. Ives, the more the sun came out...beautiful.

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A wonderful tour over hill and dale, sure-footedness recommended. Wonderful breaks and moments. In Zennor, the small cafe "The Moormaid" is recommended

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This hike is very beautiful and delightful. Parking in Zennor and taking the bus to St Ives is recommended. The tour is rated as easy but has a few more difficult passages over rocks and is constantly up and down. So sturdy shoes are recommended. If the journey is the goal, you should plan 4-5 hours and enjoy the views.

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St. Ives is Cornwall's tourist and cultural center. Many artists have also settled here.
Of course, we started a tour from here too. We only got a brief impression of St. Ives itself, we will explore it again tomorrow in peace.
First we followed the Coast Path. It was still low tide in the harbor, but there were already many …

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After St. Ives, the path soon changes from asphalt to a mountain path, reminiscent of alpine paths until shortly before Zennor. About 6 km after St. Ives you pass a stone ring, after another 1.5 km you reach a small stream that flows through a notch into "Bowling Cove". Here you will find an idyllic spot to take a break. …

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