South West Coast Path: Geevor to Land’s End

Exploring the picturesque English coastline is a wonderful way to spend the day outdoors, so why not head to Cornwall to experience the picturesque views along the South West Coast Path: Geevor to Land’s End. Stunning sightlines across the Atlantic Ocean, interesting historical sites, and the dramatic cliffs and coves of the Cornish coast await on this awesome adventure. While this segment of the South West Coast isn’t as long or physically demanding as others, you should still come prepared with stutter walking boots and plenty of water.

Setting out from the trailhead in Geevor, make your way to the southwest along the coast, where you will enjoy some spectacular views across the water and pass by the mysterious ruins of several old mining buildings. Continuing along the trail, you will pass by the remnants of the Kenidjack Cliff Castle, before rounding Cape Cornwall, where you will find some toilet facilities located right along the trail.

From this point, you will make your way past the golf course and pass by some more old mine shafts, eventually working your way along the picturesque stretch of coast that includes Gwynver Beach and Sennen Cove. After passing by the Mayon Cliff shipwreck and taking in the cliffside views of the westernmost point of Cornwall, you will arrive at the end point of the walk at Land’s End.