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Also within 10 miles · 351

3.4 MI · LOOP

SOME LIMITS

Mevagissey to Portmellon and Chapel Point

Mevagissey

3.4MILES

2:05TIME

170mCLIMB

74%OFF-ROAD

Three and a half miles over Polkirt Hill to the next cove and back through a wooded valley, two hours with 170 metres of climbing and the whole of Mevagissey harbour laid out behind you on the way up. Start at the Willow Park or harbour car parks at the top of Mevagissey, since the inner village is not driveable, and the walk returns through West Bodrugan Woods nature reserve. Dogs will need lifting over a couple of the stiles, the coast path above Chapel Point has an unfenced edge, and Portmellon’s little beach is closed to dogs in the peak weeks.

Pub 2.4 mi SOME LIMITS

The Ship Inn

Mevagissey · PL26 6UQ

Sixteenth-century inn a few yards back from Mevagissey's inner harbour, all dark beams and St Austell ales. The inn says it loves welcoming well-behaved dogs and takes them in the bedrooms for a supplement paid on arrival; say so when you book. The harbour walls and Portmellon Cove are both an easy walk.

In the bar

Beach 2.6 mi SOME LIMITS Dogs OK today · ban JUL

Portmellon Cove

Portmellon

A small sandy cove a steep half-mile south of Mevagissey, where the sea wall gets overtopped in winter storms. Dogs are excluded only between 1 July and 31 August, 10am to 6pm, leaving most of the year open. Parking is very limited, so walk in from Mevagissey.

4.9 MI · LOOP

DOGS WELCOME

Gorran Haven to Dodman Point

Mevagissey

4.9MILES

2:50TIME

230mCLIMB

84%OFF-ROAD

Off-lead allowed

Five miles round the highest headland on the south coast, two and three quarter hours with 230 metres of climbing and a granite cross on the point put there for shipwrecked sailors. It starts from the car park above Gorran Haven, a few miles of lanes south of Mevagissey, and passes the long shingle sweep of Vault Beach on the way out. One squeeze-through stile that dogs manage, and all three beaches on the route take dogs all year, which makes this the pick of the area in August; the Dodman is unfenced, high and often windier than the forecast.

Pub 5.1 mi SOME LIMITS

Pier House

Charlestown · PL25 3NJ

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Listed harbourside hotel and pub beside the tall ships in Charlestown's Georgian dock. Your dog is allowed with you in all areas of the Pier House except the main restaurant, and dog-friendly bedrooms must be booked in advance. Leads in the public areas and off the furniture.

2.9 MI · LOOP

SOME LIMITS

Charlestown to Porthpean

Charlestown

2.9MILES

1:45TIME

150mCLIMB

76%OFF-ROAD

Just under three miles of coast path between a Georgian china clay port and a small sandy bay, about an hour and three quarters at a moderate grade with two short steep pulls out of the coves. Park at Charlestown, where the pay-and-display sits behind the harbour and the tall ships, and return by the field path above Duporth. There are no remaining stiles on the route, which suits any size of dog, but the cliff path is unfenced for most of the way and the beach picture is unusually strict here: Charlestown and Duporth ban dogs all year and Porthpean is closed in the peak weeks.

Attraction 6.9 mi SOME LIMITS

The Eden Project

Bodelva · PL24 2SG

The former china clay pit turned garden above St Austell Bay, with its biomes sunk into the crater. You can bring your dog into the Outdoor Gardens at no extra charge, but with the exception of guide dogs they are not allowed inside the Biomes, the Link Building walkway between them, or the children's play areas. Plan a dog-sitting rota if you want to see the rainforest.

3.6 MI · LOOP

DOGS WELCOME

Gribbin Head and the Daymark

Off-lead allowed Water bowls Livestock — leads on

3.6MILES

2:10TIME

170mCLIMB

90%OFF-ROAD

Three and a half miles round the Gribbin headland to the red and white daymark tower, about two and a quarter hours with 170 metres of climbing and views the length of St Austell Bay. Start from the National Trust car park at Menabilly Barton, a field car park up a narrow lane off the Fowey to Par road, and walk down past the lakes to Polridmouth. No stiles anywhere on the route, Polridmouth beach takes dogs all year and the lake behind it is the swim, but the headland is grazed and the coast path either side of the daymark runs along an unfenced edge with a long drop.

Pub 8.1 mi DOGS WELCOME

The Rashleigh Inn

Polkerris · PL24 2TL

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Old lifeboat station turned pub at the bottom of the lane in Polkerris, with a sun terrace facing St Austell Bay. Wet dogs and other pets are welcome throughout the pub and the dining room, which is unusually generous and exactly what you want after the coast path from Gribbin Head. The tiny shingle beach in front has no seasonal ban.

Beach 9.2 mi SOME LIMITS Dogs OK today · ban JUL

Readymoney Cove

A pocket of sand at the mouth of the Fowey estuary, ten minutes' walk from the town along the water and below the little Tudor blockhouse. The ban here is the shorter one, 1 July to 31 August between 10am and 6pm, so June and September are unrestricted. The Hall Walk on the far bank is the better dog walk.

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SOME LIMITS

Readymoney Cove to Polridmouth

Off-lead allowed Water bowls

3.3MILES

1:55TIME

150mCLIMB

80%OFF-ROAD

Three and a third miles from Fowey’s own little beach out to Daphne du Maurier’s cove and back inland, an easy two hours with one stiff set of steps up from St Catherine’s Castle. Readymoney has a very small car park that is usually full, so most people walk down from the town car parks or take the summer bus. One stone stile, reported to give dogs no trouble, and Polridmouth allows dogs all year with a lake to swim in behind the beach; Readymoney itself is restricted in high summer and the clifftop between the two is unfenced.

Beach 9.6 mi SOME LIMITS No dogs today · back NOV

Polruan Beach

Polruan

The small beaches below Polruan village, across the water from Fowey and reached by the passenger ferry. This is the one place in Cornwall where both council orders bite: a July and August daytime ban, and a leads requirement that runs all the way from Easter Day to 1 October and covers the slipways, staircases and the promenade as well as the sand.

3.8 MI · LOOP

DOGS WELCOME

The Hall Walk: Fowey, Bodinnick and Polruan

Off-lead allowed Livestock — leads on

3.8MILES

2:10TIME

140mCLIMB

80%OFF-ROAD

Four miles of wooded estuary terrace linked by two small ferries, a little over two hours with 140 metres of climbing and a memorial to Q on the best-placed bench in Cornwall. It starts at Fowey Town Quay: leave the car in the Hanson Drive or Caffa Mill car parks above the town, because Fowey itself is a one-way maze, and take the Bodinnick ferry across to begin. There is one stile and a gate beside it, so no dog is stopped, and both ferries carry dogs; the Pont Pill woods give shade and a creek, but the drop off the terrace path is steep and there are sheep in the fields above Lanteglos.

Pub 9.8 mi SOME LIMITS

Havener's

Fowey · PL23 1AT

Bar and restaurant on the Fowey waterfront with a terrace over the harbour. Dogs are permitted in the bar, the lounge and the outside terrace but not the main restaurant. Be clear on the sleeping arrangements: dogs are only accepted in the self-catering apartment, not in any of the guest bedrooms.

In the bar