"Cornwall's Camino" article

[alansykes]

A new walk, apparently mostly off road, through some beautiful parts of a beautiful county.

Cornwall’s camino: walking the Cornish Celtic Way

A network of old footpaths, mapped by a local vicar to form a new long-distance trail, is dotted with reminders of a spiritual past

www.theguardian.com

 

[Stroller123]

Absolutely stunning places!
I completed the SW Coast Path in 2005 and it's been amazing, apart for the wind which was constant.

 

[FLEUR]

I read the article it looks wonderful but doesn't have the albergue type accommodation.

 

[KerrieG]

A new walk, apparently mostly off road, through some beautiful parts of a beautiful county.

Cornwall’s camino: walking the Cornish Celtic Way

A network of old footpaths, mapped by a local vicar to form a new long-distance trail, is dotted with reminders of a spiritual past

www.theguardian.com

It sounds wonderful! Have ordered the guide. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Letsgocamino]

I'm walking St.Cuthberts Way in the Scottish borders this August. Only 62 miles but it's going to be beautiful. And, St.Cuthbert was a real living person. No made up stuff.

 

[alansykes]

I'm walking St.Cuthberts Way in the Scottish borders this August. Only 62 miles but it's going to be beautiful. And, St.Cuthbert was a real living person. No made up stuff.

I loved St Cuthbert's Way, and Lindisfarne is very special. Here's a piece I wrote about the last section, with links to the previous ones:

Over the sands and on to Holy Island

With a nearly miraculous cure for blisters, the Guardian Northerner's sturdy pilgrim Alan Sykes completes his journey along St Cuthbert's Way

www.theguardian.com

 

[anthikes]

You would probably have to stay in expensive B&Bs most of the way, and you'd need to book in advance during summer.

Would be awesome if they did have albergue style accommodation, but I can't see it ever happening in England.