Feock to Devoran Walk

Route Description for Feock to Devoran Walk

If you are after a nice walk through some lovely villages that will also take you along scenic waterways set in the Cornish countryside, then the Feock to Devoran Walk is a great option to get out and explore the natural beauty of this region.

Setting out from the trailhead near the Church of St Feock, you will make your way to the northwest to leave the village of Feock behind, traversing open fields and quiet country lanes as you make your way to the creek crossing at Penpol. After crossing over the water, you will continue on to the west in order to cut across the countryside and arrive in Devoran.

Make your way through the village to reach the edge of the Carnon River, at which point you will head east along the water’s edge to traverse the old tramway that will bring you around Point. After crossing over the Penpol Creek once again, you will follow the trail along the banks of Restronguet Creek, before turning to the northeast on the final approach back into Feock where you began.