Walking in Bodmin
Get your boots on!
Bodmin is a great centre for walking holidays with the Camel Trail starting in the town, the rugged landscape of Bodmin Moor right on its doorstep, the Saints Way crossing nearby and Cardinham Woods, the Forestry Commission woodland just ten minutes drive from the town centre.
In addition the Visitor Information Centre has a variety of walking books and Cornwall Ordnance Survey maps for you to purchase either in advance of your trip or when you arrive. The ordnance survey maps for this area are the Explorer Map 109 Bodmin Moor and the Landranger 200 Newquay and Bodmin.
The Visitor Information Centre also has a range of free walking information sheets for you to take away and enjoy. You can download our walk leaflets below or feel free to contact our knowledgeable staff for more walking ideas, tips and advice.
The Camel Trail is a 17 mile, traffic-free walking and cycling route, starting in the market town of Bodmin and finishing in the pretty fishing town of Padstow. For more information, download the Camel Trail leaflet below.
Cardinham Woods, just outside of Bodmin and on the edge of Bodmin Moor, is beautiful Forestry Commission owned woodland, with lovely way-marked trails, a family barbecue area and a woodland cafe. Ideal for walking or cycling on your own bicycles. For more information download the map below.
Visitor Information Centre Walks leaflets
The leaflets below have been created courtesy of the staff at Bodmin Visitor Information Centre. It is always advisable to buy the ordnance survey map of the area, wear sensible walking boots and please follow the county code. But most of all; enjoy yourself!
Blisland and Delank Quarry Walk
Bodmin Parkway to Bodmin town centre walk.pdf
Short Walks from Bodmin Town Centre ~
Short Walk No 1 - From Bodmin Beacon
