Harlyn Bay

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Our first full day on the path, with a mix of busy (near Padstow and Trevone) and idyllic but always with stunning views.

From Padstow we headed towards Stepper Point along the estuary of the Camel River and then turned west into a fresh but not overwhelming breeze. Plenty of lovely coves, a few steep drop-offs next to the paths and a couple of headlands and then we were at our destination, Harlyn Bay.

We’re staying at a fancy manor house, The Pig, tonight which should be interesting. Rain forecast for tomorrow!

Sunny skies leaving Padstow heading north
Hawkers Cove heading north
One of the few sections without views climbing up towards Stepper Point
Pretty dark looking south back towards Padstow
Climbing up to Stepper Point
The towns of Polzeath and Trebetherwick on the east side of the Camel River, which we walked through yesterday.
Almost to Stepper Point
Past the point on the path westwards
Heading due west with Gunver head in the foreground and Cataclews Point (past Harlyn Bay) in the background
Looking east after Gunver Head
Harlyn Bay in the distance
Trevone Bay beach and village
A beautiful sea pool just after Trevone Bay
Looking back at Trevone Bay
Coming up to Harlyn Bay
The road into The Pig
A quiet drink before checking into our room
Dinner at The Pig

Today’s path😀

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One Reply to “Harlyn Bay”

  1. Steve & I stayed at The Pig near Bath in 2017. The Pig in Harlyn looks fabulous too, a great choice. Looks like a good journey so far. All the best.

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