Circular Walk from Egloshayle to Dinham Bridge

Egloshayle to Dinham Bridge

A circular walk in the Allen Valley from Egloshayle though the broadleaf woodland alongside the River Allen past the mills of Hingham and Lemail, returning via the Celtic Three Holed Cross and the remains of Castle Killibury which from mediaeval Welsh texts is thought might be one of King Arthur's several castles.

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either as a GPS-guided walk with our app (£3.29) or a PDF of directions (£2.79) Example of directions

A circular walk in the Allen Valley from Egloshayle though the broadleaf woodland alongside the River Allen past the mills of Hingham and Lemail, returning via the Celtic Three Holed Cross and the remains of Castle Killibury which from mediaeval Welsh texts is thought might be one of King Arthur's several castles.

Highlights

  • Riverside walk along the Allen Valley
  • Bluebells and autumn colours in the broadleaf woodland
  • Views over the Camel Estuary on the return route

Considerations

  • The route involves 2 crossings of the A39 and one of the A389. Expect fast traffic on these roads, and frequent traffic in busy holiday periods.

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Vital statistics

  • OS Explorer: 106, 109
  • Distance: 6.1 miles/9.7 km
  • Steepness grade: Easy-moderate
  • Recommended footwear: Walking boots; wellies after prolonged wet weather
  • Pub: ✓

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Pubs on or near the route

  • The Earl of St Vincent

either as a GPS-guided walk with our app (£3.29) or a PDF of directions (£2.79) Example of directions

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