Looe. harbour
  • Meet on the SU Roof at 11:15

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Calling University of Plymouth students! The University has linked with South West Coast Path Association to offer you the opportunity to explore the local coast path.
The South West Coast Path is England's longest way-marked long distance footpath and a National Trail. It stretches for 630 miles, running from Minehead in Somerset, along the coasts of Devon and Cornwall, to Poole Harbour in Dorset.
There are multiple benefits of accessing this important National Trail for health and wellbeing, and promoting the use of the Coast Path for exercise and a chance to connect with the stunning local environment. There are many studies that support the wellbeing benefits, including the benefits for people’s mental health relating to exercise, spending time outdoor and connecting with nature.
Join our monthly walking group to discover the incredible beauty of the South West Coast Path around Plymouth. We'll uncover wildlife, heritage and great local beaches, all using public transport.
  • Meet on the 3rd Wednesday of every month – pick-up point on the SU Roof.
  • Free event – travel expenses and hot drink provided.
  • Plenty of fresh air away from the city.
  • A great chance to meet new people.
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Wednesday 17 July, 11:15–17:45 | Looe, Cornwall

About this walk...
  • Join us to catch the train down to Looe, a picturesque fishing harbour rich in maritime history situated in South East Cornwall.
  • We will be promptly leaving the University at the earlier time of 11:15 to catch the 11:42 train to Looe, so please ensure you arrive in plenty of time at the meeting point of the SU Roof.
  • We will return on the 16:25 train, arriving back in Plymouth around 17:45.
Please wear suitable footwear for walking and appropriate clothing for the weather conditions, including sun cream if it’s sunny.
Email studentservices@plymouth.ac.uk for any queries.
Monthly walks planned for 2023/24
  • 20 September – Welcome to Plymouth's city waterfront
  • 18 October – West Hoe to Royal William Yard/Devils Point
  • 15 November – Mount Batten to Plymstock lakes
  • December – no walk (break for the holidays)
  • 17 January – Plymouth to Jennycliff
  • 21 February – Train trip to the Tamar Valley: Calstock to Cotehele
  • 20 March – Mount Edgcumbe Circular Walk
  • 17 April – Cawsand to Mount Edgcumbe
  • 15 May – Wembury to Heybrook Bay
  • 19 June – Whitsand Bay cliff top walk
  • 17 July – Train trip to Looe
Please note all walks are subject to change. 
 

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