Baulk Head to Mullion

630 miles around England's toe — the longest and most demanding of the National Trails.

here · spans 4 counties

Harbour cove of serpentine stone sheltered by an island and a Victorian breakwater on the western Lizard.

2.2 km S

Wild Lizard clifftops between Mullion and Kynance, rich in rare heathland flowers.

4.7 km S

Britain's most southerly port, its harbour framed by the landmark clock-tower institute and a growing reputation for food.

6.8 km NW · Cornwall

Pale sand, serpentine stacks and turquoise water in a National Trust cove on the Lizard, much of it covered at high tide.

7.2 km S