Bat Walks

For more information on the Bat Project, please visit http://devonbatproject.org/

Local Area Walks

FROGWELL - Walk & Talk
A thick blanket of grey hovered overhead as Ray and I headed towards Callington free car park this morning while
DEER PARK FARM, LUCKETT - Walk
Driving down Luckett Hill on this bright morning, another of my favourite walks lie ahead, but I missed it last
COTEHELE CIRCULAR V1 (April) - Walk and Talk
Once again New Bridge at Gunnislake was closed due to an accident so it meant a long detour for our
TOKENBURY CORNER and TRETHEVY QUOIT - Walk and Talk
Gusty winds almost blew us off our feet when we stepped from our cars at the little car park at
Local Area Walks - COTEHELE CIRCULAR via DUNG QUAY and the HOUSE - By Jean Croft
Our walk today takes place on land owned by the National Trust, a charity devoted to preserving and protecting historic places
YELVERTON to CLEARBROOK Walk and Talk
Once at the scattered village of Yelverton just five miles north of Plymouth we wasted no time signing in and
BERE ALSTON and the River Tamar (version 1) Walk and Talk
It seems so long since we last did this walk on the Devon side of the River Tamar but with
Tamar Valley Bat Walk
Friday 24th May at 8.30pm An evening walk to see and hear the bats living in the Tamar Valley Book
Yelverton - Walk and Talk
Yelverton is a scattered hamlet on the western edge of Dartmoor National Park with an assortment of homes, a parade
GUNNISLAKE CLITTERS - Walk and Talk
Today’s walk was not the one advertised in the current programme, it was changed due to NewBridge at Gunnislake being

CALSTOCK FOOTPATH SOCIETY

The Society works alongside the Parish Council to ensure that the footpath network is checked at least three times a year to make certain that use is not denied.  They also organise regular walks.
Website: http://cfs.btck.co.uk/
Email: calstockfootpath@gmail.com

Tamar Trails

There are over 25km of walking trails for you to explore from the Tamar Trails Centre. These hiking trails will lead you through the woods to breathtaking views of the Tamar valley and a landscape shaped by the area’s mining heritage.  Situated between Tavistock and Callington on the Devon Cornwall border, the walking trails are here for everyone to enjoy.
Website: http://www.tamartrails.co.uk/walking/

Devon Public Rights of Way – Devon County Council

https://dcc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=e1bcf0f17e0a4b898fb878bb9a55fb7d

Public Rights of Way Interactive Mapping – Cornwall Council

From 17 January 2018 Cornwall Council have decided to adopt and implement the notation as defined in Schedule 1 of Regulation 3 of ‘The Wildlife and Countryside (Definitive Maps and Statements) Regulations 1993’ and added to by ‘Advice Note No 22’ from the Rights of Way Section of The Planning Inspectorate (with regard to the notation for restricted byway), such that:

  • Footpaths – magenta, (purple) solid line
  • Bridleways – green, solid line
  • Byways – brown, solid line
  • Restricted Byways – green, broken line

Click on the link below to view the interactive map, this shows all public rights of way throughout Cornwall.

Public Rights of Way interactive map

You can also find the locations of schools, leisure centres, libraries, household waste recycling centres, salting routes, safety cameras and many other layers throughout Cornwall. You can zoom to a specific area by entering a location i.e. towns and villages, street or postcode, in the search box on the map.

I Walk Cornwall

The below content is provided by https://www.iwalkcornwall.co.uk, clicking on the below links will open a new window and direct you to the above website.