<p class="">Nestled along the picturesque coastline, Hayle boasts a unique blend of beaches, rich history, and diverse wildlife. With its stunning sandy stretches and fascinating past, this charming coastal town promises a delightful experience for every traveller. Explore Hayle's captivating atmosphere, from the majestic Riviere Towans to the vibrant Copperhouse Pool Reserve - catch a glimpse of the town's gems and must-see attractions. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or

<p class="">Discover the beauty of Fowey's westward coastal walk in the Westcountry, as you explore scenic trails, historical landmarks, and the breathtaking Menabilly Peninsula. Immerse yourself in the stunning landscape, perfect for both leisurely strolls and seasoned walkers.</p><p class=""></p>

<p class="">Explore the picturesque village of Malpas in Southern Cornwall and uncover its charming hamlet of St Clement, historic legends, and scenic walks. Discover hidden gems like the Heron Inn, Kea Plums, and Skinner's Brewery in this enchanting guide to Malpas and its surroundings.</p>

Escape the social media noise and reconnect with nature on a beautiful walk through the picturesque Selworthy village in West Somerset.

A journey to one of the most sheltered spots in the West Country. Tucked away in the lee of Exmoor's highest hills, Porlock Vale and the village of Horner offer a haven of tranquility, a micro-climate, and a soporific atmosphere that's hard to resist.

Embrace the beauty of Cornwall on this circular walk featuring stunning views and abundant wildlife Introduction Experience the perfect Cornish coastal walk at St Anthony Head, ideal for those seeking fresh air and a chance to escape the indoors. This gentle and easy-to-navigate route offers a delightful combination of seascapes, serene creeks, lush woodlands, and wildlife. Whether you're looking to explore the area during unpredictable spring showers or on a sunny day, this

<p class="">We explore another hidden corner - this time on the Cornish coast - a craggy valley full of rocks and legends</p>

<p class="">A day back in school - Salcombe Distilling Co’s new Rum School, to be exact</p>

<p class="">In the second of our series on unknown out-of-the-way places, Martin Hesp recalls a time when he joined climber and artist, the late David ‘Kester’ Webb, an adventure to explore North Devon’s Secret Canyon</p>

In an era dominated by GPS and instant lookup, can true countryside mystery still exist? Martin Hesp revisits his father Peter’s legendary Secret Exmoor walks, uncovering a secluded ring of sunken trees deep in the high moors and reflecting on why some wild, beautiful places deserve to stay hidden.

<p class="">Here is a hidden and rather secret location on Exmoor - a few will know it, many will not - but I absolutely loved visiting one sunlit day this week and am now considering writing a whole series of articles about such locations, BUT without giving the names or exact whereabouts aways. Is it a good idea? Let me know in the comments section if you have a view. Thanks…</p>

<p class="">A tour around Porthleven, first written 20 years ago when that Cornish harbour village was a different place</p>

<p class="">A walk out of famous Cadgwith Cove over the hill and down to the hidden delights of the Poltesco Valley</p>

Church Cove at Gunwalloe is one of Cornwall's most magical coastal locations. This beautiful walk explores secluded beaches, dramatic cliffs, the famous Church of the Storms, Dollar Cove and some of the finest scenery on the Lizard Peninsula.

<p class="">A classic Cornish walk from Mullion Harbour to Lizard Point</p>

<p class="">An excellent little hike around Budleigh Salterton that should satisfy some of those enjoying this years Taste East Devon food festival</p>

<p class="">Celebrating a wonderful East Devon hike for the Taste East Devon Festival - the coastal route from Branscombe to Weston Mouth</p>

<p class="">If you are going to one of the many Taste East Devon Festival events this year, then this short walk across lovely open landscapes is an ideal way of tasting the area’s wonderful countryside </p>

<p class="">A visit to Taste East Devon’s annual food and drink festival</p>

Where Exmoor’s soaring high plateau meets the Bristol Channel, the dramatic cliffs of Countisbury offer some of the most breathtaking coastal views in Britain. Travel writer Martin Hesp leads a sweeping walk around Foreland Point, taking in panoramic vistas of Lynmouth Bay, rich Saxon heritage, and a well-earned stop at the historic Blue Ball Inn.