Mylor Bridge, Restronguet Passage

(S/E) Starting at the Lemon Inn >>>, this first section is along country lanes, heading south, and left southeast down Trevallan Road, at the small car park, head left and north up the hill, the access road leads into a path across farm fields, which continues to rise. handrail the hedge to where the track turns to a road.

(1) At the junction, the route follows a north-easterly direction down the lane past Restronguet Barton. To the left, see: Whim Cottage, looking around, see open barn/building, inside is the remains of an old Whim, a blackboard explains its historic use. Continue down the hill to the estuary.

(2) Weir Point, turn left. This short section of road can become flooded during spring tides. Heading in a northerly direction following the access lane.

(3) Restronguet Passage, an old quay with many historic artifacts to find (A) continue along the access lane, turning to a track, which will lead away from the water's edge, and climb the hill to Halwyn, a small remote hamlet.

(4) The track now turns back to a southerly direction, leading through farm gates and becomes a farm track, up the hill, and follows all the way to the road.

(5) At the road turn left, handrail the road all the way to the village and (E).

Before the walk

• Ensure the walk matches your needs, skills, and abilities.
• Check the weather forecast, see in app; checking tide times if applicable - spring tides can flood a short section of the route.
• Be prepared: appropriate clothing, footwear for the terrain.
• Consider something to eat, and always keep hydrated; take a drink. - but then there is always the pub.
• Use the Visorando app, download the walk to your mobile, and consider a battery bank.
• Let someone know where you are: The app has a share route function, ‘Share my Location’.

• Transport: There is a bus service passing through the village. Timings of the buses should be confirmed, allowing for the return trip.
• Parking: Vehicle parking - A choice of off-street parking where available - some parking can be found down the lane near the Lemon Inn.
• Timing: The time taken is estimated, to allow extra time, when appropriate, for exploring and personal pace.
• Note: Ensure the Highway and Country Codes are followed.
• Accessibility: There are farm gates. This route follows country lanes and farm tracks.
• Refreshments: There is the local Public House and one halfway around.
• Handrail: is a linear feature that has been identified as a road, wall, etc.

Start: This walk's starting point, by the public house- W3W >>>

During the walk

• Where applicable, keep to the defined lanes and paths.
• Respect the Countryside by not damaging fences, fields, or crops.
• Leave gates as found. Be mindful around farms, be cautious of farm animals, and go around, not through, herds or flocks.
• Leave no trace, leave only footprints, but take away memories.
• Keep dogs under control, and leave no trace; bag it and bin it, don't sling it.
• Know your own limitations; walking is an adventure, and it can have risks associated with it. Be responsible and know when to give up and turn back, rather than get into any harm.
• Walking within a group? Walk together.

Report any findings, see app ' ! ', New report - Obstacle, Animal, etc

(A) Restronguet Passage - the old anchor - of unknown origin. The gold letterbox - marking a local sports person who won a gold medal in the Olympics. The Pandora Inn, apart from the outdoor jetty bar area, the thatched roof, and the history of which is fascinating >>>