Researched, Written, Illustrated and Designed by Marcus Tanner

This booklet contains seven fascinating circular walks centred around the parish of St. Tudy. It is not intended to be a comprehensive history, but to inform and entertain the walker en-route with relevant snippets of local history.   

Map

On the practical side these icons have been devised to help you quickly choose a suitable walk. For example these may indicate that you may need waterproof footwear and warn you of dangers, but not dangers such as the marauding beast of Bodmin Moor (rarely seen). More likely the whereabouts of a good refreshment break. These icons appear at the start of each walk. A complete map of all registered footpaths is also included so you can create your own longer circular routes.

	The route avoids all roads and is suitable for small children.		Hot refreshments available en-route.
	Waterproof or old footwear required as the path is likely to be muddy.		Pub or good beer en-route.
	Suitable for dogs as it avoids roads completely.		Food available en-route.
	Spectacular Views on this route.		Path crosses main road or uses lanes as part of it's route.
	Likely to meet livestock on this route.  Please walk and don't run past them.		No hedge tickets required.

Acknowledgements

The following people were most helpful in producing this booklet by either providing information, technical assistance, or proof reading. Without their help the booklet wouldn’t be historically correct to the best of our knowledge

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