Penrose social walks - Chyvarloe
Join us for a social walk at Penrose, guided by a volunteer walk leader.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Everyone is welcome to join us for a gentle walk from Chyvarloe car park taking in the parts of the south west coast path and views across Loe Pool and Loe Bar, as part of our social walk series.
The walk is around 4 miles long and will take approximately 2 hours.
The walks are led by volunteer walk leaders and offer the opportunity for anybody to spend time in nature and meet new people. Everyone is welcome, of all abilities and experience, and the walk leader will facilitate the walk to ensure everybody feels comfortable.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
Check admission pricesThe basics
- Accessibility
This route includes uneven ground, possibly steps and stiles. There are no toilets available on this route.
- Meeting point
This walk will start Chyvarloe car park information board (TR12 7PY or what3words:///trumped.panicking.awoke)
- Suitability for children
Children welcome, adult supervision required at all times.
- What to bring and wear
Wear clothing suitable for all weather, ideally layers with waterproofs and comfortable, sturdy footwear.
- Other
Dogs welcome on a lead.
Upcoming events
Soil Circus by Maya Ronchetti , Saturday 2 May 2026
The Soil Circus is a textile art exhibition by artist Maya Roncetti on display at The Stables Gallery.Inspired by natural dyes found across the Lizard Peninsula, the work explores colour, material and the close relationship between art and landscape.
Penrose social walks - Highburrow
Join us for a social walk at Penrose, guided by a volunteer walk leader.
Penrose social walks - around the Loe Pool
Join us for an social walk around Loe Pool at Penrose, guided by a volunteer walk leader.
Swelen by Mark Whenman , Saturday 24 October 2026
Local artist Mark Whenman presents Swelen, a powerful exhibition inspired by the ancient practice of swaling. Through artworks created with the landscape itself, the exhibition explores renewal, change and connection to nature.