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Photo by Coast Path Life on January 22, 2025.
Photo by Coast Path Life on January 22, 2025.
Photo by Coast Path Life on January 22, 2025.
Photo by Coast Path Life on January 22, 2025.
Photo by Coast Path Life on January 22, 2025.
Photo by Coast Path Life on January 22, 2025.
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Posted On: January 22nd 2025, 04:34 pm
If you’re a fan of Veganuary 🥕🥕and looking for plant power to fuel your winter walks and make you feel good inside and out, check out some of our vegantastic Way Makers on our wild North Coast.
The plant powered scenery is pretty awesome up there too!

@stnectansglen, Tree of Life Café Trevethy
Tintagel to Boscastle
If you're walking this windswept stretch of Path head in-land to discover stunning, ancient woodlands stuffed full of fascinating plant life and a 60ft sacred waterfall. Stop off at this beautiful, award winning Cornish Tearoom & Café of the Year to sample their popular vegan menu.
Entry fee is £9 and approx. 1.5 miles inland from Tintagel.

Pengenna Pasties 🥟
Bude and Tintagel
You can’t beat a warming pasty when you’re winter wandering on the Path! Pengenna have been perfecting their recipe for 40 years. There’s vegan and gluten-free versions of the Cornish classic and shops have a café too if you need a warm up.

@pigandolivepizza
Westward Ho!
Head up to North Devon’s coast if you’re a fan of a plant-based pizza! Book your place on their special all you can eat Vegan Pizza night on 30th Jan. You'll get to sample 5 new plant based flavours from this award winning Taste of West crew and help to shape the new vegan menu.❤️

Photo 1: Tree of Life Café, Trevethy
Photo 2: St Nectan’s Glen waterfall
Photo 3: Pasty on the Path
Photo 4: Tintagel by Nancy Smith
Photo 5: Pig and Olive vegan pizzas
Photo 6: Old railway line from Westward Ho! by Grant Wiley

#Veganuary #southwestcoastpath #devonandcornwallvegan #pasty #hiking #plant-based #winterwalks #visitnorthevon #visittintagel #northcornwall #coastalcafes

All our Way Maker businesses help the SWCPA to care for the South West Coast Path National Trail. Find over 500 of them on the SWCPA search finder. Link in the bio.
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