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Nordic 4 - Land's End

Join us for a Nordic Walking weekend adventure at Land's End in Cornwall! 

June 7th & 8th 2025

Discover the Beauty of Land's End

Day 1 

Join Us for a Scenic Adventure at the Land’s End Nordic Walking Weekend!

Day 1 Morning Nordic Walk: Lands End / Sennen Cove / Nanquidno (Approx 6.2 miles)
Start your weekend with a burst of energy and some of the most spectacular views Cornwall has to offer! Our morning warm-up takes place at Land’s End, with the rugged beauty of Longships Lighthouse as your backdrop. On clear days, you might even catch a glimpse of the Isles of Scilly shimmering on the horizon.

From there, we’ll set off along the iconic South West Coast Path, weaving our way to the picturesque fishing village of Sennen Cove. Feel the sea breeze as you Nordic walk towards Whitesands Bay, a haven of natural beauty and tradition. Keep your eyes peeled—you may spot seine net fishing in action, an age-old Cornish practice still alive today. Heading inland, we’ll pass Carn Mellyn, where you’ll soak in sweeping coastal panoramas before looping back to Sennen Cove. 

Be sure to pack a hearty packed lunch—you're going to need it after this unforgettable trek!

Day 1 Afternoon Nordic Walk: Porthgwarra / Minack Theatre (Approx 3.1 miles) 
After recharging, we set off for an afternoon filled with hidden treasures and unforgettable sights. Starting at the secluded Porthgwarra Beach—accessed through a hand-carved tunnel made by miners—you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into another world. 

Our journey continues to St Levan’s Church, steeped in history, and the nearby ancient St Leven’s Holy Well. From here, it’s a gentle walk to the dazzling Porthchapel Beach, where golden sands meet crystal-clear waters. The day wraps up at the awe-inspiring Minack Theatre, perched high above the sea. Take in the jaw-dropping ocean vistas, a perfect end to a day that combines nature, history, and friendship.

 

Day 2

Day 2: Discover the Legendary Tin Coast on Our Land’s End Nordic Walking Weekend!

Morning Nordic Walk: Botallack Head (Approx 3 miles)
Begin your second day with an unforgettable journey through the dramatic mining landscapes of Botallack Head, part of Cornwall’s UNESCO World Heritage Site. This circular walk takes you along gentle coastal paths and past iconic clifftop ruins, including the towering engine houses featured in the BBC’s Poldark. The atmosphere is steeped in history, transporting you to the days when Cornwall’s tin mines thrived.

With stunning Atlantic views and the wild beauty of the Tin Coast as your backdrop, this walk is perfect for soaking in the magic of Cornwall’s past while enjoying its natural splendour. It’s a photographer’s dream and a walker’s paradise!

After the morning’s adventure, join us for a relaxing pub lunch—good food, good laughs, and plenty of time to connect with friends.

Afternoon: Geevor Mine Visit - Entry to the mine is included in the price 
Conclude the weekend with a visit to the remarkable Geevor Mine, a cornerstone of Cornwall’s rich mining heritage. Explore underground tunnels, see historic mining machinery up close, and hear captivating stories of the miners who shaped the Tin Coast. This hands-on experience offers a unique window into Cornwall’s industrial past and is set against the stunning backdrop of the rugged coastline.

With its interactive exhibits and glowing reviews, such as "A must-see experience!" Geevor Mine is the perfect way to end a weekend of exploration, history, and camaraderie.

 

This weekend promises stunning scenery, fascinating stories, and unforgettable moments with friends. Don’t wait—book your place today!

This is more than just a walking weekend—it’s a chance to make memories, discover Cornwall’s wild beauty, and share the experience with like-minded friends. Don’t miss out—book your place today!

Useful Information

Day 1:
We will start at Land's End, where there is a large car park (parking charges apply).  

Please bring a picnic and snacks to keep you going on Day 1. A small seat pad may also be useful.  PM PARKING

Day 2: 
There is a National Trust car park at Botallack (parking charges apply; National Trust members park for free but must bring their membership card).  

Distances:


- Day 1: You’ll cover roughly 9.5 miles, with stops for a morning break and lunch.  
- Day 2: The walk is shorter, and more gentle at 3 miles, and offers some amazing views and tin mines to see!  

Notes:
There will be plenty of opportunities for you to take photographs. However, if you prefer to simply enjoy the walk, we will be taking photos throughout the day, which will be made available to you.  

If you have any concerns or issues before, during, or after the walks, please let Kelly know so that arrangements can be made to ensure your comfort. I carry a fully equipped first aid kit and am trained in outdoor first aid.  

Evening Meals (Friday, Saturday, & Sunday): Katie has reserved a table at the Commercial Hotel for Friday and Saturday nights. If you'd like to join us on either or both evenings, please let Katie know. For those staying on Sunday night, you might consider booking a show at the Minack Theatre, dining at a nearby restaurant, or heading to the coast to enjoy fish and chips with a sea view.

Where to Stay

Here are just a few options for staying in St Just.  Katie has booked the Commercial hotel.

Your Nordic Walking guide

Kelly Bennett 

Meet Kelly Bennett, owner of Walk Kernow and an experienced INWA Instructor with over 13 years of expertise. She’ll be guiding you through a memorable weekend of Nordic Walking, sharing her knowledge and passion for the Cornish landscape.

She will also have a backmarker with her for your comfort. 

For any questions or to get in touch, email Kelly at info@walkkernow.co.uk 

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