South West Coastal Path | Trebarwith to Tintagel Castle

[@greendragon-sh9po]

Hello Abbie! I’ve been watching your channel for a few months and I love watching your breathtaking adventures in your beautiful country. I love you joyful personality, your strong English accent, and beautiful smile. God bless you love❤️

[@JLangerz]

Spotted my house in one of the clips of Tintagel. Always felt so lucky to have the cliffs on my doorstep but more so than ever now. The sunsets are the most beautiful in Britain no doubt about it 😁

[@MeT2338]

A lovely piece of film with some delightful shots of Cornwall. Loved the upbeat commentary with flashes of a jaunty sense of humour. Many thanks and hope to see you around. All the best and take care - Mike T

[@clarefriend1376]

Love the cow section. Beautiful walking trails.

[@calxtra5361]

Best laugh at the Archers bit and the moo cows :))) Lovely walk Abbie

[@grandmamichelle6753]

Great hike Abbie. Thank you for taking us along. Please take good care of yourself. We all love you. (Even over here in the USA)!

[@Buzzardgirl13]

Hi Abbie, I’m new to your channel and just wanted to say how much I am enjoying it. Just what I need to get me through lockdown 👍🏻

[@carolebenham4121]

Thank you Abbie I enjoyed your walk it brought back lovely memories of visiting Tintagel in 1983 with my Mum when we visited the UK. I remember there were lots of steps! It was the first time we had been back since my family emigrated to Australia in 1965. I really appreciated your message at the end too I have been feeling daunted to take on walks but now I realize i just need to find my own way of getting out in the wild within my own limitations and capacity so thank you.

[@delmiller4184]

Loved following you Abbie!

[@doctormartin1]

Great video Abbie, brought back memories of my trip to the area about 15 years ago. Walking round Tintagel in March in strong winds and rain rolling in from the sea. Wet but magical.

[@joybeasley5363]

Super video. The one & only time we visited Tintagel was in 1986! 😱 So it was great to see it again. I’ve been watching back a lot of your older videos and must say the quality of this, visually and the sound, is so good. I really felt like I was there!! Thank you for your honesty and positivity about dealing with mental health issues, it is much appreciated.

[@jeans1712]

Really appreciate you taking us along to Tintagel Castle knowing it is part of King Arthur's history. The architecture very different around slate areas...even when you got to town the walls revealed their slateness. Hoping your well now 🥰

[@mikeholt7881]

Eloquent and charming! I went to Port Issac every year as a kid; lovely memories of Cornwall...

[@MegaDapperman]

Thank you. May the New Year bring you peace, good health and happiness.

[@gaiaocracy]

Cheers from Western Canada, Abbie. A very happy New Year to you! Walkies with you are most enjoyable.

[@Adriel1819]

Tintagel and Boscastle invoke memories of childhood holidays

[@RichardConnor1]

Me too. I used to walk the coastal path from Boscastle to Tintagel with my parents when I was a boy. I had to be dragged out of the 'Pixie Shop' and away from my fishing rod to do it though!

[@michaelpilling9659]

What a wonderful walk. Lots of contrasts, dramatic castle, cream tea, fantastic views, 97 steps! Rocky Valley, Devon Red cows, sheep and a nice muddy walk to finish with. Sorry your headspace wasn't too good. Positive attitude was obtained from your walk. The film was superb. Your company was great. Thanks for taking me along - I really enjoyed it

[@michaelthorpe9593]

Abbie, love the 'Interrupting Cow' at 13 minutes ;)

[@mikeemm8718]

Thank you Abbie! I loved this walk!

[@janelledowney]

Loved this walk! Massive holes in your boot means time to invest in new boots! Sorry to say but the cows stole the show. Cheers!

[@jeanpauldebaene]

Cornwall is so wonderfull and wild. I have been there in the 1980's, camping for two months. It was a very nice summer.

[@ASTHECROWFLIESHIKING]

Beautiful trail on the coast. Great information given as you hiked about the history. Greetings form the U.S. New subscriber here. ✌️

[@REB65]

Thanks Abbie and God bless ✌️

[@flatandsplat]

I loved seeing Tintagel. Went in 2003 but was late in the day and didn't get to go to the castle. Those cows were hilarious!!! Thank you for sharing this walk. Hope you feel better soon x

[@loopylou]

Oh my gosh! The whole castle area is so cool.

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

Forever a smile....👍🏼😊 My first school trip was to Cornwall and we stayed not far from your starting place, Port Quin just west from Port Isaac and we went to Tintagal, beautiful county.

[@jodooxq]

Thank you for taking us along Abbie! I got to have a nice cup of tea while you got your feet wet. Shared labour and all that... 😉

[@rtk3543]

Was there in the summer did some stunning coastal walks, Tintagel Castle was closed due to the renovation works so thanks for this. Trebarwith beach is fantastic like most Cornish beaches. Thanks for another inspiring video.

[@tamlyon4435]

Thank you for sharing a very enjoyable route .

[@AdieJ62]

Ah, great to see you down my neck of the woods Abbie! It is, indeed, a beautiful part of the coast. You are right in saying it's a cheek that landowners 'cash in' on local beauty spots, but in the case of St Nectan's Glen, it is definitely worth the cost of entry, as it has a very magical and mystical feel to it and the waterfall itself is stunning! I note with a smile that you willingly paid to see one tourist spot, but baulked at paying for another. I was last in Tintagel before English Heritage built the new bridge and was able to wander around the ruins at my leisure, without cost. A super video Abbie and it's no surprise that the Rocky Valley and river Trevillet lifted your soul and spirit!!

[@ianrobinson4970]

Great adventure in the mud and conversation with cows nothing better, another good video Abbie well done. All the best for 2020 x

[@locallyn5643]

All the best for 2020 I hope you manage to achieve all the goals you set your self and keep your head space clear.

[@bjorksbanjoplayer]

'I don't know why I do that cause I don't even listen to the Archers' - LOL :) !!!!!!!!

[@richardroyle5224]

Another wonderful video!

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

Only recently discovered your channel, and love your up front, honest and open approach. Happy New year (December 30th as I type) and look forward to more adventures in the coming year.......

[@alistair_ie]

Another great video, even better when you walked through treknow you walked past my mum and Dad's house 😄 great to see. 👍

[@anthonyrobinson5694]

Thanks #Abbie Barnes for another great walk in an area I have not yet visited. I am using your past videos as "my exercise" in this time of Lock Down every other day. On the day I do not watch a video I am out with my camera taking photographs.

[@Kelboxster1]

Great route. Thanks for sharing xx

[@rothley8674]

Really enjoyed watching your videos through the year this one especially as north Cornwall's a beautiful part of Britain. 👍

[@pep3225]

Goes to prove that you don't need to be 100% or do big distance to have a great day out. Tnx Abbie.

[@AnonYmous-zm7cj]

Crikey i remeber doing the Trebarwith Tintagle stretch back in the ninties what a lovely walk... Hope u enjoyed ur christmass and hope you had a wild new year.. Happy new year Abbie Barnes xx

[@lynnej.9357]

Thank you. I so enjoy your videos!

[@lynnemaclean7201]

Great video. Absolutely loved it 💕 I was there in 2012 and the mud was BAD 😳😂

[@doloresmccloskey89]

Thanks Abbie. I've been really enjoying your walks on my exercise bike during Covid. Enjoyed the Beara peninsula, not far from me in Cork.

[@grantwallace1882]

Two lovely places that we like to visit in our motorhome. And the monstrous building, or hotel, is nothing compared to the the horrendous Van Gogh inspired wrap on the owner's Austin Martin.

[@mikefaulkner10]

Great video, I've been to Tintagel many times, a very tranquil place, but inspiring and energising too, as your videos are, please keep sharing.

[@harebell6850]

I'm actually quite scared of cows when they're that close. The walk was lovely. I often visit Tintagel and will be trying this one.Thanks and HNY to you.

[@BrianthatiscalledBrian]

I wondered if those cows were reacting to the colour of your jacket. Thank goodness they weren't Spanish cows! 🐮😋 Thanks, Abbie. Always a pleasure. 👍🙂

[@joegrange1962]

Lovely place love castles too very informative

[@ianwharton7012]

I hope you have a happy healthy new year, thank you for taking me down memory lane, I use to surf the strand in my late teens and early twentys and walk on that footpath to get a pasty from pengennon shop opposite the road sown to the castle, great care free times

[@deanmc178]

ive been to tintagel castle ,, what a climb up there

[@MichaelAndersen_DK]

13:00 was hilarious. Gorgeous views!

[@rozbeaumont4587]

i love walking with you Abbie,albeit by my laptop. me & my son walk quite alot & i have mental & phsyical disabilities & it helps when i walk.we live just below saddleworth moor & we go there alot

[@Gonetomars]

This looks like a great route. I walked some of it (the other way round) with my 9yo this summer when I took him backpacking for the first time. Definitely need to go back and try this!

[@WalksWithOlly]

Another good one, Abbie. I also second that final sentiment on being compassionate to ourselves (neither easy or natural, at times). I saw a quote somewhere... 'Talk to yourself as you would talk to someone you love', or something to that effect. All the best for 2020. :-)

[@davidtwigg5252]

Nice one Abbis, you're a Wonder Woman

[@Redneck3610]

Cant wait to get back to cornwall , lovley video

[@carboncopy2853]

Nice video !

[@davideaston1139]

Hi Abbie for your future colds and flu take 1 teaspoon of Turmeric and honey every day till gone, works for me and no side effects, love and peace to you hun...

[@neilt7191]

Lovely to see you out and about again Abbie . The coastal scenery looked stunning . You have my sympathies with the plantar fasciitis , I experienced it myself in 2018 , it's really not pleasant when it kicks in , hampering walking enjoyment no end - it does go away though . I hope you've had a good Christmas and I wish you many joyous adventures ahead in 2020 .

[@stevesmith3990]

I must get back to Tintagel this year, thanks for the walk Abbie, happy new year!

[@chrissyplanteater2892]

I no how you felt x it’s so hard to push yourself on these days x well done and it such a pain when they mess the paths up 😮 they put a bull in a field which terrified me 😱 lovely trip 😀👍

[@crystalawen]

Sadly, the new owners of Nectans glen ruined it... it’s a plastic commercial mess these days... and you missed the Bronze Age labyrinth Stone carvings at the old ruined Trethevy mill in rocky valley... ; it’s quite beautiful if you carry on walking to the edge of rocky valley where the ocean comes in...

[@VanOnTour]

You seriously missed out. Next time walk up Rocky Valley for 10 minutes and you'll come across the ruins of an old mill. That in itself is stunning but there are bronze age carvings in the rockface and the place is a bit of a fairy shrine. I highly recommend it.

[@philhomes233]

I went to this area in '65. It's still beautiful, but it makes me sad to see how touristy it has become. (St Nectan's glen was so untouched then).

[@anthonyhudson3540]

If I remember the witchcraft museum is in bostcatle. Would have been interesting. Love your videos

[@jamesfield1674]

Have you got a new mic? sounds much clearer, Happy New Year Abs have a walky wonderful year

[@patrickmoore2031]

Ha! Thanks Abbie. I watched that slip at the end about five times😂 Thanks for sharing the walk and your thoughts. I hope you’re feeling better these days. And you know, I think doing ones business to the sound of crashing waves would tend to, uh, help things along, shall we say?

[@loopylou]

Rocky Valley!! 😮

[@warwickaldermanchannel2340]

I've seen a few walking videos today; of the SWCFP. I especially liked yours because it was continual and comprehensive. Iiterally WAS the walk, which not many Creators do. Also, there were no Creative Commons tunes, which I detest.

[@cherylconrad1157]

Hey Abbie, great video. I heard you say you were having a problem with your foot. I have had that too as have many of my friends. If you will put a broom handle on the floor and push down on it with the arch of your foot it will hurt like hell the first few times and then waalaa it will be better. This has worked great for several of my friends and myself. Give it a try. It is free.

[@piman70]

Hi Abbie . Went to Tintagel last year and actually stayed in that hotel overlooking the castle. It's actually very interesting inside with a eclectic collection of paintings and furniture. It's quite a beautiful place really and i also found out that it is somehow linked to Scientology and Tom Cruise often stays there. Things the locals tell you when you talk to them 😀❤

[@8JELLYBABIES]

I've done this one I've got as far as Polzeath to continue from there this year :)

[@8JELLYBABIES]

I don't know how you can film and watch your step at the same time!

[@ianrutter9243]

Abbie, beautiful video,well done for not going face down in cow shit x

[@warwickaldermanchannel2340]

I WOULD recommend that you buy two trekking poles, and use them. It's so much easier on the feet, to share the load with the arms. I promise you, Abbie: If you try it, you'll never go back. What else? Buy some new boots, so that your feet won't get wet;

[@jamesfield1674]

Oh BTW that hotel looks like the one in The Witches film

[@Karen-dq8nw]

How do you not get lost? Seems like a maze of unmarked fields and barely visible paths.I enjoy your videos though!

[@riccioxborrow3061]

Hi Abbie how much is the. Wild jumper please

[@rialobran]

My you have been local to me, Lydford and Tintagel are two of my favourite walking areas. It's a real shame about the commercialisation of Cornish culture, the castle and St Nectans are unrecognisable from when I was young, because of this you missed a treat in the waterfall which is a shame. 'Tre ' NO' is how to pronounce Treknow, otherwise pronunciation was pretty good, Trevena is the real name of Tintagel village, the castle and headland being Tintagel :)

[@deanmc178]

looks like you can do with some new boots ,, maybe i can help with that ,, what is your size ??

[@AbbieBarnesWILD]

I usually use size 8 boots :)

[@deanmc178]

@@AbbieBarnesWILD , thats the same size as me ,.,i have some hitec ones and they are really comfortable,, would you like some ,, i will buy for you and send them to you if you let me know your address so i can post them

[@riccioxborrow3061]

Cornwall. How good is it

[@loopylou]

Very uncool of the waterfall people 😒

[@alistairj4851]

Lovely walk. Shame about the state of some of the styles you came across.

[@warwickaldermanchannel2340]

A map case, to protect your OS Sheet if it rains heavily. I wish I had a woman to walk with like you:. But, women, indeed, people who will walk are rare.

[@plumjam]

And your favourite pastime? :) 11:07

[@susanbrown2909]

Been there...I found the locals miserable.,,couldn’t wait to leave lol. Beautiful place though.

[@TBrewer64]

Interrupting Cow.

[@MeTheRob]

King Arfur ? Really ? I hate it when middle class people affect werkin' class mannerisms like vat.

[@jamescolter6597]

You don’t listen to the Archers? You may not be truly English.