Visitors dog walking in winter at Cobham Wood, Kent — Enjoy a bracing walk in a winter woodland | © National Trust Images/John Miller

Countryside areas in Cornwall

Cornwall has a wealth of woodlands, bridleways, trails and paths to explore including a wet willow woodland.

Woodlands, bridleways, trails and paths including a wet willow woodland. Experience fresh air outdoors with the whole family in Cornwall.

The harbour entrance at Boscastle, Cornwall

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The countryside around Boscastle

Boscastle is more than just a harbour village, explore woodland and see unique geological features and Atlantic ocean views.

A man and child bird watching through binoculars across Loe Pool at Penrose

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The park and woodland at Penrose

The open spaces at Penrose are ideal to explore. Walk through the parkland or take the family on an adventure in the woods.

A family walking their dogs in the park at Erddig, Wrexham, Wales

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The estate at Lanhydrock

There are lots of things to look out for while exploring the outdoors, from a wide variety of wildlife species to the hidden history of the Lanhydrock estate. Here, we round up some of the things you can expect to see.

Two visitors lean on a gate looking out over the parkland at Trelissick, Cornwall

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The estate at Trelissick

Visit the estate for walks with far reaching views. An abundance of wildlife fills the air with sounds at this green haven in Cornwall.

The Quay on the Tamar River at dawn, at Cotehele, near Saltash, Cornwall

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Exploring the Cotehele estate

There's lots to discover at the Cotehele estate. Miles of pathways lead you through ancient woodland, past a historic chapel, and to an important Victorian quay.

An aerial view of Godolphin House and the surrounding estate, in Cornwal

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The estate at Godolphin

Discover the countryside and find out how a herd of cows can help butterflies to thrive. Take walks with far reaching views across the Cornish coast and discover local legend in this ancient landscape.

View west up the Helford River from Frenchman's creek

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The countryside at North Helford

There are wooded valleys and secluded beaches waiting to be explored on foot in Bosveal's undulating landscape leading out to Falmouth Bay. Find out more about its best walks.