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About Bodmin Moor
About Bodmin Moor
Bodmin Moor is a wild and beautiful landscape at the heart of Cornwall, known for its sweeping granite tors, mysterious legends, and rich history. Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the moor is a place where ancient stone circles, rugged trails, and peaceful villages come together to create a truly unique and unforgettable experience. Whether you're drawn by the walking routes, the folklore, or just the fresh moorland air, Bodmin Moor offers a perfect escape into Cornwall’s untamed countryside.
Scenic Walks
Scenic Walks
There are many great walks on the Moors including Minions, a villiage steeped in history. It is the highest villiage in Cornwall and is situated to the east of Bodmin Moor. This very unique landscape is dramatic, captivating and fascinating. Surrounded by breathtaking views, wildlife and the remains of Cornwalls industrial and prehistoric past, This walk will not disappoint!!
Golitha Falls is a hidden gem! An area of Natural Outstanding Beauty also to the east of the Moors. This woodland has some of the best river walks in the county thanks to its natural gauge and the babbling River Fowey flowing through.
Historic Villages
Historic Villages
Explore charming moorland villages such as St. Neot, known for its beautiful stained-glass windows and dating back to 1425. Also, St Nonna Church in the pretty Villiage Altarnun, often called the "Cathedral of the Moor" and dating back to the 15th century. Each village has its own story, traditional pubs, and a warm Cornish welcome.
Local Pubs & Eateries
Local Pubs & Eateries
After some exploring, relax in one of the Moor’s most interesting traditional pubs. We will be stopping at the charming Old Inn in St Breward. The Inn is the highest public house in Cornwall at around 720 feet above sea level.. Parts of the Inn is reported to date back to11th Century and there are buildings in the villiage that are listed in the Domesday Book.
Wildlife & Nature
Wildlife & Nature
Bodmin Moor is a haven for wildlife lovers. Look out for wild ponies, deer and Highland cows. Also rare bird species such as Eurasian blackbird, Northern Lapwing' There have been some sightings of the rare White-tailed Eagle. All this and more as you travel through this designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Legends & Landmarks
Legends & Landmarks
Uncover the mysteries of Bodmin Moor’s ancient past with sites like The Hurlers stone circles, The Cheesering, Trethevy Quoit burial chamber, Trippet Stone Circle and The Nine Maiden Stones. There is 80 square miles of this wonderful land full of folklore, fascination myths and tales. Not forgetting the infamous Beast of Bodmin Moor
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