Beautiful walk through ancient oak woodland following a series of spectacular waterfalls and cascades along The Fowey River. Keep a look out for local bird life such as Tree Creepers, Woodpeckers, Nuthatches and Dippers. Beware if you have mobility issues as the walkways are riddled with tree roots. Why not have some lunch at Inkies Smoke House, in the main carpark, the burgers are unforgettable.

A quaint Fishing Village 5.5 miles from Looe.  Stroll along the streets taking in the shops and galleries.  Take a drink or a bite to eat in one of the many Inns such as The 3 Pilchards, The Blue Peter or The Ship Inn.  Visit The Harbour Heritage Museum or just sit on the quay side and watch the world go by. 

Cotehele House, a Tudor period property and ancestral home of the Edgecumbe family is run by the National Trust.  Near Saltash, so only a 30 minute drive from Schooner Point Guest House. Enter the great hall with its arms and armour. You can then continue around the house visiting bed chambers, the kitchen and chapel. Enjoy the formal terrace garden, the orchards or lose yourself in the valley garden. Don't miss the quay side with its period boats and The Discovery Centre. If you wish to wander a little further visit Cotehele Mill.

Walk the costal path for 5.5 miles from Looe to Polperro. Take in the stunning scenery and watch for the abundant wildlife. Rest for a while, if you wish, at one of two cafes at Talland before completing the walk into Polperro.

Browse the shops and galleries or visit The Harbour Heritage Museum before returning to Looe. The experienced walkers may wish to walk the return journey, however, a bus service runs from the stop at the top of town across from The Crumplehorn Inn.