Enjoy Cornwall Meetup

Meet at Par beach long stay car park (free at present) PL24 2AS. W3W locator: ///kind.mainland.dizziness This is the far Cornwall Council car park along the road, the one with toilet block, opposite a lake.
A circular walk in Tywardreath, where a mediaeval Priory was based, and Par where much of the route was once a tidal creek and a wetland nature reserve has been created on some of the reclaimed land.There may be mud!
Length: 3.5 miles.
You are responsible for your own health and safety and that of your pets. This is a peer led walk for pleasure and walk leaders have no training or insurance. Don't forget your Emergency Contact cards.

Meet and park by Luxulyan Church.What3words///aunts.commoners.points Please arrive in time to park and be ready to start walk at 1.30.
Join us for a walk through this beautiful historic valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
We will cross the granite aqueduct to enter the valley passing relics of the valley’s industrial past and some stunning scenery. Approx. 4miles. After the walk we can visit the local Inn.You are responsible for your own health and safety and that of your pets.This is a peer led walk for pleasure and walk leaders have no training or insurance.

King Dinosaur are appearing at Bar Silo! You are responsible for purchasing your own tickets:King Dinosaur tickets
They play fun, high energy, original tunes to dance to and have been ripping up the south west scene with sell out gigs in some of the area’s best venues.Dress warmly as a largely outdoor venue. with layers you can remove for dancing! Food and bar service available.

You are responsible for your own heath and safety.

Meet at the layby/parking just south of Twelveheads (TR4 8GX / W3W cinemas.stubbed.drawn

A circular walk in the Copper Kingdom of the Old World where the majority of world's copper came from during the 18th and 19th Centuries.

The route follows mining trails through Poldice valley to Todpool and through Poldice Mine workings to Little Besside. After passing West Poldice Mine, the walk passes through Unity Woods to reach Killifreth mine. The return route descends from Wheal Busy into the Carnon Valley to Chacewater and follows Carnon River back to Twelveheads.
There are no stiles on this walk. The route doesn't cross fields so livestock are very unlikely. No gates on road crossing so dogs will need to be put on leads in advance. The lane from Chacewater to Twelveheads does get a little traffic so keep dogs under close supervision.

It is suggested you bring drinks/snacks for during the walk.

You are responsible for your own health and safety and that of your pets.This is a peer led walk for pleasure and walk leaders have no training or insurance.

Please remember your Emergency contact cards!