Route outline for walk co101:
Cawsand - The South West Coast Path - Cawsand Bay - Pier Cellars - Penlee Point - Homebarton Hill - Rame Head - Queener Point - Polhawn Cove - Captain Blake's Point - Wiggle Cliff - Wiggle - Wringford Downs Cawsand.
Points of Interest/Notes on this walk:
Built in 1397, the 14th-century chapel, perched on Rame Head, was the home of a hermit priest, who also kept watch for sea raiders & provided a beacon to guide local shipping on dark nights. It was from here that first sight of the Spanish Armada was signalled to Sir Francis Drake in 1588.
At Penlee Point, just below the path is a grotto built into the rock face. This Gothic-style folly was built in 1827 for Queen Adelaide, wife of William IV, who frequently visited this spot.
National Trails & Long Paths included on this walk:
Part of this walk follows a section of The South West Coast Path, a 966km (600 miles) linear footpath connecting Minehead in Somerset, England with South Haven Point in Dorset, England. The South West Coast Path is waymarked by a National Trail Acorn. For more walks that include a section of this trail see The South West Coast Path.
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