From The Roseland to St Ives, and Falmouth to Newquay, we have rambled our way across the width and breadth of our beloved Cornwall. And we

This particular route was not for the fainthearted. With a gazillion coastal steps to clamber up, lots of zigzagging up and over stony trail

Nothing makes me happier than when my walking socks coordinate with my outer layer!

When I first used a trekking pole there, admittedly, was a part of me that thought, "this isn't cool" and "you look like an idiot Jody." For

It was such a joyous day. We laughed, we rambled, we were emotional, and most importantly, we were given the time and space to really let go

I recently caught up with the folks over at Forever Cornwall Unique Retreats where they asked me a few questions. You can read all about it

If you are here accidentally then please, stick around, keep reading...you'll absolutely want to find out more about why joining a walking g

As we dive headfirst through January and speedily towards February when, thankfully, our 2023 rambles will begin again, I wanted to share a

With these dark evenings and bitter mornings getting more and more frequent, I thought I’d share some tips that I live by for continuing to

In this blog, I thought I'd share some of those adventures from the start of the year to give you a little snapshot of what you can expect w

Cornish Ramblings has partnered up with the Cornwall Heritage Trust, and will be taking a group of ramblers for a glorious guided tour...

If someone were to ask me to get involved with International Women's Day, I'd say yes before they'd even got the words out. So, when ACAI Ou

The coastal section of this route is spectacular and even though the weather was pretty rotten, you could still see just how impressive the

In this short but sweet blog, I've briefly outlined the basics of booking onto a ramble and included examples to hopefully explain this proc

One weekend we may be venturing around The Lizard, the next bumbling across Bude. There isn't a corner we won't eventually explore, mainly b

The route I decided upon was Penrose to Porthleven, a six-mile beauty that took 26 of us through the shaded woodlands of Penrose, along the

In this latest blog, I thought I’d make a start on one of my New Years resolutions a tad sooner; to write a little something about each and

With the New Year heading towards us (which usually brings in lots of new faces) quicker than you can say Auld Lang Syne, and with a sudden

I want to ensure everyone who comes along is happy and enjoying their experience so, with this in mind, I have come up with a few guidance "

When it comes to rules, I’ll hold my hands up and admit to – very occasionally - bending or pushing them as far as they’ll go.