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Crackington Haven & St Gennys Circular
Walk Highlights
- Nearest Town:
- Bude
- Postcode:
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- Parking:
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- Distance:
- 3.00 miles
- Time:
- 2.50 hours
- Difficulty:
- Moderate
- Terrain:
This walk is short but strenuous. The inland climb is a real lung-burner, and the coastal path features steep dirt/rock steps that can be incredibly slippery and muddy after wet weather. You will also encounter several stiles on the field boundaries. Sturdy, waterproof hiking boots are highly recommended.
- Facilities:
- Toilets, Cafe, Pub Nearby
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Dog-Centric Details
- Stile-Free Walk:
- No
- Poo Bins Available:
- Yes
- Secure/Fenced Area:
- No
- Dog Water Source:
- Yes
- Dog Notes:
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The Cliffs: The cliffs around Pencannow Point are sheer and completely unfenced. It is absolutely critical to keep your dog on a lead along the coastal section.
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The Beach: Please note that the main beach at Crackington Haven has a strict seasonal dog ban (typically from Easter/mid-May to the end of September).
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- EV Charger Nearby:
- No
- Fuel Station Nearby:
- No
- Livestock Information:
- Livestock: The inland fields around St Gennys and Churchtown Farm are actively farmed. You are very likely to encounter sheep or cattle, so a lead is essential here too.
- Off-Leash Policy:
- Partial Off-Leash
- Dog Traffic:
- Quiet
- Seasonal Advice:
- Height Restriction:
- No
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About this Walk
This route packs a lot of drama into a short distance. You'll swap the sheltered cove of Crackington Haven for the high, exposed fields of St Gennys, before tackling a notoriously steep and spectacular section of the South West Coast Path.
Distance: Approx. 3 miles (4.8 km)
Time: 1.5 &ndas...