Please don’t park in the hall car park if there is an event, you can check this, or book the hall for 12 pounds a session by phoning 01579 363901. There is a public toilet on the outside of the hall.
There is a doggy bin on the Trevigro Road by the 30 mph sign, plus further along on this road there is a layby for parking.
Writing this in July, there is a mixture of stock in the fields, from cattle, sheep and lambs and you may encounter other animals, including horses, donkey, goats, who knows, so keep all dogs under close control. Stinging nettles and brambles are growing fast as are the crops, take care. If walking in a group avoid trampling and damaging the crops (which includes grass) by walking in single file and keep to the edges. Leave all gates as you find them.
The Interactive map on Cornwall Council web site is useful for plotting your route. MAP
Bell Walkers February 2025 Walk
SAME 7 MILE ish WALK, offered on 2 separate days February 9th and 11th both 11am start. Cream Tea to follow for donations. Meet in Lower Downgate, CALLINGTON, PL17 8LA. We plan to start walking at 11.00 am, the distance is just over 7 miles of varied ground conditions, Tarmac, Stoney paths, Mud, deep Mud […]Read More »Werrington. St Stephens. Bell Walkers 8 miler
Sunday Jan. 12th. 2025. With kind permission of the Williams family, we were able to walk through The Werrington Estate, Eve and James at St Stephens for showing us around and allowing us to climb the tower with amazing views and make noise on the 8 bells, and Norman again for the history lesson at […]Read More »Sunday November 3rd Calstock
A GREAT walk/s today, TY to all that came on our walk/adventure… Today was in 2 parts … but before we got started we were asked to move some branches at the church.. why not.. we then explored parts of Albaston/Gunnislake most had not walked before…. we picked up a couple walkers along the way, […]Read More »
Menheniot
Starting at Honicombe Manor.Tamara CC Way alternative BF. BA. Gunnislake
A great walk from Bere Ferres train station, down to St Andrews church at the waters edge. Inside we discovered lots of interesting artifacts and read about the artist who fell to his death from a ladder when researching the stain glass windows, which are the oldest in Devon. Beautiful bench carvings, tapestries. Graves of […]Read More »