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Lands End’s once BIGGEST ATTRACTION has DISAPPEARED! - Walking Sennen Cove to Lands End Cornwall

Cornish Walking Trails

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A classic CWT video! We have returned to our walk format for this video and enjoyed spectacular scenery from Sennen Cove following the coastal path to Land's End.

As you would expect we have a number of Victorian books with us and are on a mission to find the tourist landmarks. Also we want to find the newly installed Paddington Bear at Land's End. A real feel good video - enjoy!

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The standard description bit…
©Cornish Walking Trails 2024
Hello! We are Sarah and Andrew and we film around Cornwall and publish videos on YouTube, usually weekly. Sarah collects sea glass to add to paintings of local scenes which are sold on Etsy. The channel is a hobby that we fit around family and day-to-day lives.

Unfortunately we cannot answer comments coming in more than a week after the publishing date of the video.

Frequently asked questions:
Do we have meet ups?
We are limited for time because we fit the channel around our family and jobs. We meet up with people who are Patrons and YouTube members, both on group walks and one-to-one. Why not join us on Patreon for meet-up details, ad free content and bonus videos.

Unfortunately we do not have scope for further meet ups but if you happen to bump into us while out and about, we will be more than happy to have a quick chat!

What camera do we use?
Since December 2018 we have used: Canon Powershot G7x MkII and from June 2025, Canon Powershot V1

How do I find the books you use?
Some are still in print although some we pick up in charity shops and may be available secondhand on Amazon or eBay. Please refer to the video for the book titles. Sorry but we can’t put a link in every description.

Best time of year to visit Cornwall?
We love May, June for flora and fauna, July and September for spectacular scenery.

What is your dog’s name?
Sorry but we do not release the name of our dogs, perhaps you can make up your own name for them.

Sarah and Andrew

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Contact us by email: cornishwalkingtrails@gmail.com

20 Comments

@obiblooze5902 1 year ago

Lovely to see the doggies again 🙂

@fkb9490 1 year ago

I enjoy your 'walking' videos

@bonitawyke7259 1 year ago

Doggy sniffed the sandwich!!!😂

@NeilUpfold 1 year ago

You may surprised to hear than Lands End is not the most westerly point on the UK mainland. That honour belongs to a place called Corrachadh Mòr on the Ardnamuchan peninsular, a strip of land in Scotland just above the Isle of Mull. It's about 1km south of the Adrnamurchan lighthouse and is about half a degree further west than Lands End. Also the fishing port of Mallaig is further West than Lands End by a small fraction of a degree.

We spent many of our summer holidays in the Penwith area of Cornwall, we used to camp at Kelynack and spent many a day on the beach at Sennen. We also enjoyed walking around the mine ruins at Bottalack and watching the sunsets from there or at Cape Cornwall.

Loved the video, it brought back many happy memories from when our kids were young.

@EllenPetersson-zs8wc 1 year ago

And one more thing, love that you have the same music as intro autro, never change it! So cozy! ❤ It's yours.

@99shoebox 1 year ago (edited)

You’re the happiest people on the internet! 🙂 Also, your artwork looks lovely too.

@juliemackinder672 1 year ago

Thank you for another lovely walk video. My husband and I walked from Land's End to Sennen several years ago so it was lovely to be reminded of that day. We caught the Coaster bus from St Ives (I think), got off at LE and then caught the one from Sennen to get back to St Ives. With a bus pass (yes we're old enough 😄) there's no parking to worry about.

@PhilipInCoventry 1 year ago

Fabulous Friday evening entertainment & delight.
Thank all four of you, plus Paddington.

@shirleysmith7626 1 year ago

Enjoyed this video very much. My mother was Cornish and there was many a holiday spent down in Sennen where my aunt lived. Even back in the late 70s not many people actually lived in the cove itself although there were one or two if I remember correctly. Such a beautiful part of our country.

@keefr22 1 year ago

That was a really good one! Beautiful scenery and so good to see the doggies out enjoying themselves - can just imagine the oldie thinking 'there definitely be treasure 'ere somewhere' as he dug up most of the beach...!!

@simonwarren36 1 year ago

Thank you so much for this one. I love all your walking films, made all the better with your dogs along, and particularly enjoyed this one which reminded me so much of happy times when I lived in Sennen (at the Lands End end of the village) and worked at Porthcurno. I used to frequent all the nearby coastal routes. Please do keep sharing your walks with us.

@carotrike 1 year ago

I am pleased that Paddington is at Land's End, as a friend posted a picture of her sitting on a similar bench with Paddington at John O'Groats.
This us one of my favourite videos. I love it when you take us on a walk. You have to watch your subscriptions on YouTube. They don't always keep you up to speed on subscriptions.

@JulieH-me 1 year ago

I love these walking videos , the scenery , the dogs and you two ❤

@chrishankinx19 1 year ago

Great to see you doing another walk in my favourite area of the UK. I love the info that you give that otherwise not be aware of. Many thanks 😊

@bonitawyke7259 1 year ago

So wonderful to see you guys out with your fur babies! 🥰🥰🥰..you both are so uplifting to us !xoxo the Wykes

@mirabell9362 1 year ago

We love watching your walking videos, thank you so much for all you have done Sarah and Andrew. Cornwall is such a beautiful place and we miss being able to go on holiday and walks because of my husbands disability, it is such a treat when you take us there.

@TravellingTorunn 1 year ago

So nice to see you out with the dogs 😊 We walked there some years ago. This summer we stayed some nights in Sennen Rise Guesthouse (which is brilliant) and walked one of the days from there the inland path to Nanjizal and further on the coastsl path to Porthgwarra. I am so intrigued by the cliffs and rocks over a large part of West Penwith. They look like they are put together and stacked by an artist. I am also impressed by your 10 minute drawing, Sarah 🥰 Great story about the horse. Regarding the Irish Lady the story goes like this:
"It is told that Irish seamen shipwrecked on the rock and all perished save a woman who clung to the rock while the tumultuous seas prevented those watching from saving her. She died and slipped into the sea and sailors and fishermen have reported seeing a female with a rose in her mouth sitting on the rock during high winds and seas".
Thank you for this lovely video 🥰 Torunn.

@jennywolford4102 1 year ago

Your paintings are beautiful! So enjoy the history as well as the walks. Since I’m in US, your videos allow me to see places I’ll never get to visit. ❤

@152fibertherapy 2 weeks ago

Great video, it was fun to see the references with the old Victorian-books. The UK started naming storms on 2015 according to google. I think that the modern map is incorrect and the face you saw was Dr. Sintax, does not look like the face in the Victorian book. I also think that Sarah is correct and Dr. Johnson’s head probably fell into the sea. Happy trails.

@peterwilliams6255 1 year ago

We Look Forward To All Of Your Video's, But Especially Like The Coastal Dog Walks,Keep Them Coming, A Guide To The Coast, Or The Town ,We Love Them All.