Walks in the Blisland area

The walk starts out from the Blisland Inn around Blisland village green to the church and heads down into the Lavethan valley where it departs from the lane across passing a wayside cross to the river confluence at Waterloo. From here it climbs out of the valley to Trehudreth Downs which it crosses to Newton Downs before dipping into the river valley and returning to Blisland through fields to Metherin and lanes through Carwen, finally passing Blisland Manor before reaching the saxon village green.

The route starts at Wenfordbridge at the start of the Camel Trail and heads up De Lank valley passing the De Lank granite quarry and crossing the De Lank river to Pendrift Downs. Here the route passes Jubilee Rock - a large granite boulder with carvings to celebrate the Royal Jubilee. The walk follows lanes into Blisland - a moorland village with a strong Anglo-Saxon influence including a village green. The route leaves the village via the pub along lanes to Tregenna and to Poley's Bridge where the Wenford Driers once loaded china clay onto the railway to Padstow.

The walk starts at Blisland along lanes to the farmstead at Pendrift where it heads onto the moor. The route descends into the wooded valley along the DeLank river, crossing the river to the Delank granite quarries. The walk skirts the edge of the quarry pit before climbing onto the Pendrift downs and crossing the downs to Jubilee rock - a huge granite boulder with a number of carvings. The walk then returns to Blisland via lanes and fields passing the impressively ornate church before ending at the Blisland Inn.