Tinner Linear (27 Sept 2024 - 18 mi - strenuous)
Details
St Ives to St Just along the Tinners Way
The Tinners Way is a long-distance 18-mile ancient trail across West Penwith in the far west of Cornwall - about an 8 hour walk.
Start at St Ives Station
Assemble at St Ives train station at 10am. Those coming by train from Penzance can take the 09.10 train from Penzance, arrives in St Ives at 09.48. Those coming from Plymouth direction can take the 07.42 from Plymouth (08.11 from Liskeard etc) arrives in St Ives at 09.48 (change at St Erth).
End at St Just
From where there is a reasonably good bus service onwards to Penzance, or back to St Ives (if you came by car). There's also a pub.
https://www.10milehike.com/tinners-way/
Any questions then please contact Stephie by email: stephanieboon@btinternet.com
To be walked at a moderate pace. Dogs welcome, but to be kept on a lead throughout.
PRE BOOKING ESSENTIAL
You must let Stephie know at least one day beforehand if you intend to attend the walk.
Could LDWA members attending please also let the organiser have your LDWA number. Non-members please bring some form of ID. (All our walks are insured - identification is a requirement of our insurers).
ABOUT THE LOCAL GROUP:
The Cornwall and Devon Group is a 300 strong local group of the Long Distance Walkers Association which caters for many kinds of walking, from social walks to Challenge events. Further information about the group is available at our section on the national site at:
https://www.ldwa.org.uk/cornwallanddevon
ABOUT THE LDWA:
The LDWA is an organisation offering regular long distance walks throughout England, Scotland and Wales. 2022 will be the 50th anniversary of the LDWA.
You can come to three of our walks free of charge to see if longer distance walking is for you. If you'd like to join, membership of the LDWA costs £15 pa by direct debit and you can walk with any of our groups, get our printed magazine Strider three times a year and get discounts on the hundred or so challenge events which take place all over the country.
Tinner Linear (27 Sept 2024 - 18 mi - strenuous)