Attractions in Fowey Reviews
Newest Review: ... to Polruan and enjoy the crossing looking back at the delights of Fowey. Get off at Polruan and get ready to walk. Leave the small quay and turn left down a narrow road again over looking the river which is now on your left. Continue walking for a few hundred yards and you will see a sign saying, 'To The Hills'. This is where you are heading. There are steep steps leading upward and finally at the top a footpath takes you heading left inland. From here you can see the town of Fowey, the old church and the waterfront houses that have been there for centuries. On a fine day you will need your camera. Simply follow the footpa... more
Customer Attractions in Fowey Reviews (1)
by - written on 09/02/01, updated on 09/02/01 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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What is the main attraction in Fowey? It's quite simple it is the scenery. There are no bowling alleys, trashy rides or slot machines thank goodness. But what you will find is marvellous views over the river and out to sea and great walks. My favourite walk starts at the top car park (see my opinion on Fowey In General). Leave the car park and turn right. This will lead you to the Esplanade that runs down into the town. Initially you are quite high and as the Esplanade runs parallel to the river there are magnificent views. Look back and you will see where the river Fowey joins the sea, look across the river and there are the picturesque cottages of ... Read the complete review
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