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Summer is the perfect opportunity to bask in the sun and appreciate the wonders of nature. And what better way to enjoy both than by discovering the captivating trails near The Plume of Feathers?
From serene woodlands to riverside journeys and tranquil gardens, we have curated a list of the top five walks that will captivate your senses and make this summer truly memorable. So, get ready to lace up your walking shoes and embark on an unforgettable adventure.
Located just two miles north of Truro, this beautiful woodland is a haven for peace and serenity, offering a diverse range of wildlife to encounter along the way. Follow the well-marked walking trails, or venture into the thrilling world of orienteering. Best of all, dogs are more than welcome to join you on this idyllic journey, making it a perfect outing for the whole family.
Embark on a scenic riverside adventure with the St Clement and Malpas Walk. This mesmerising trail winds its way through diverse terrains, tracing the banks of the River Truro until it meets the Tresillian River. Enjoy the soothing ambiance as you stroll along the water’s edge, taking in the breathtaking views along the way. This leisurely stroll is a perfect choice for those seeking a relaxed and refreshing summer experience. Plus, remember to bring your furry friends along, as this walk is dog-friendly.
For plant enthusiasts and those yearning for a gentle walk, Trelissick Gardens is a true paradise. Managed by the National Trust, this botanical haven features hidden paths that lead to spectacular maritime views. Families will also find plenty of space to enjoy and play. While dogs are not permitted inside the main gardens, they are more than welcome in the parkland surrounding the estate. Explore the delightful three-mile Woodland Walk, which takes you through dappled woodlands, along the riverbank, and into tranquil creeks tucked away in the estuary. As you reconnect with nature, take a moment to relax at the dog-friendly café and indulge in a refreshing treat.
Experience a journey through history with a circular walk from the woodland of The Duchy to the Holy Well of St Ladock. This trail holds a fascinating tale, as it was in this very river valley that a gold nugget was discovered in 1802, yielding enough gold to create an elegant necklace now displayed at the Truro museum. Ladock Woods presents a unique opportunity to connect with Cornwall’s rich heritage while surrounded by picturesque woodlands. And yes, your furry companions are invited to join you on this adventure as well.
To make the most of your summer escape, we invite you to book a room at The Plume of Feathers. Experience the warm hospitality, excellent amenities, and cozy accommodations that await you. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway or a family vacation, our dedicated staff is committed to making your stay truly unforgettable.
