Walks by the River Lynher
Trevadlock clapper bridge
OS Grid Reference:SX263782
There are a number of old granite clapper bridges to find that crosses the River Lynher and its streams.
This one is on a footpath that leads from Trevadlock village across the valley which is a delightful route to then continue through Stonaford to reach Bodmin Moor open access land.
Trevadlock clapper bridge
Castick Bridge
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Grid Reference:SX261771
Castick Bridge at Trebartha is one on the oldest single span bridges in Cornwall. A footpath climbs through Castick Woods above the cascading Withey Brook, to Hawks Tor on Bodmin Moor. Continues around the tor to return over the footbridge below North Hill.
Park and walk from North Hill village hall.
The path to Hawk's Tor
Battens Mill bridge
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Grid Reference:SX269759
The old granite footbridge survives alongside the narrow vehicular bridge on the lane to Battens Mill. Park and walk from North Hill village hall.
The old footpbridge at Battens Mill
Bathpool Bridge
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Grid Reference: SX283747
A short footpath alongside the river going south is a cul-de-sac.
On the opposite side walk along past the old mill cottage to a footpath on the right for a delightful walk along the valley close to the river (don't be put off by a sign about bull in field) through Bathpool wood.
Bathpool bridge
Starabridge and Rilla Mill 
OS Grid Reference: SX289738
Walk from
Start at Rilla Mill SX294731. Just out of the village is a footpath by the river to Stara Bridge. Cross the Medieval stone bridge and into the woodland to continue walk alongside the river and loop back thorugh the trees. Now turn left up the hill to the next footpath on the right back to Rilla Mill.
Stara Bridge near Rilla Mill
Newbridge and Cadson Bury
Park close to Newbridge at SX347680.
A level footpath takes you along the banks of river
and then a climb up to Cadson Bury hill fort at SX343674.
Read about Cornish hillforts on the Historic Cornwall website.
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