Paths are mostly uneven natural surfaces and walking may be strenuous in places. Route includes some slopes, steps, stiles and unfenced clifftop. Optional extension of 0.5 mile to Strangles Beach, which is remote and can have dangerous currents. Allow ple
🛰️ Aerial view
About Crackington cracker walk, North Cornwall
Allow about 2 hours for a steady pace, and longer if you plan to stop for photos or a café.
Parking: Crackington Haven car park.
Walk map & stop-offs
Stops along the way
Real places near this walk — pulled from the Cornish.co.uk directory. Somewhere to eat, things to see, family days out, wildlife and beaches within easy reach.
Eat & drink
5.1 km
Eat
The Cliff House
The Cliff House Daymer Bay sits in Daymer Bay, Cornwall — a practical place to eat…
See & do
Beaches nearby
Shops & markets
Places to stay
Know before you go
🧭 Getting there
The walk starts near Bude. Use the directions button above to route to the trailhead.
🅿️ Parking
Crackington Haven car park
🐕 Dogs
Dogs are generally welcome on Cornish trails — keep them on a lead near livestock and cliff edges.
🌊 Safety
Coastal sections can be exposed — check tide times and the forecast, keep back from cliff edges, and wear grippy footwear.
More walks nearby
Coastal paths and inland loops within reach of this spot.
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