Port Iaasc, Cornwall. (Circular Walk)

A 6 mile walk from Port Iaasc walking along to coastal footpath towards Port Quinn and back along to Port Iaasc.

Distance: 6 miles

Time: 4 hours

Elevation: 984 foot

Terrain:
Start Point: Port Iaasc car park
End Point: Port Iaasc car park

Route:

Leave the car park by the lower Terrace and turn left along the track, keep right way princess, signposted coast path. At the road, keep ahead and down for street to reach the open space known as the flat at the entry to the harbour. Just passed post I sick fisherman Ltd, turn right up Roscarrock Hill, signposted coastal path

At the top of the lane past the public footpath sign on the left, then, in 30 m, keep to the right of the gateway to a To terrace of houses and bear right, signposted most of it off. Follow the path around lubber point.

Descent to Pinehaven go and then cross over a wooden style. Constantly uphill and round the edge of a Norma's golf. Go over a style at the end of the fenced section across by the head. But the path ahead runs close the cliff edge and dispensed on the inside.

Just be on the bench to send steep steps into the Downgate cave emergency Reidy Cliff. Follow the coastal path up sums very steep sections to reach seaward edge of killing head. Continue along the coastal path until you reach Port Quinn.

Turn left at Port Quinn and go up the road past the car park entrance. At a bend in the road better off left, signposted public footpath to Port Isaac. They passed cottages and keep up the slope to the gate with stone style. Follow the path and alongside the hedge and the two star between two gates. Keep alongside the right-hand edge of the next fields.

Go over a style beside an open gate way yeah Roscarrock then turn left and follow the left field edge to wooden style go that David is starting to send into a wooden valley bottom. Cross a wooden footbridge over a stream thing go over a stone style. Keep ahead and kind very steep through Course to reach an open field site. Keep the head across the field, aiming to the left of a tall wooden pole that same comes into view.

Cross a stone style and colour left-hand field edge down hill to a junction with a net point. Turn right and retrace your steps to Port Isaac and the car park.