Golitha Falls is a nature reserve and waterfall walk in Draynes, near Liskeard, Cornwall. A series of tumbling cascades on the River Fowey, deep in ancient oak woodland on the edge of Bodmin Moor.
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About Golitha Falls
Golitha Falls National Nature Reserve protects a beautiful stretch of the River Fowey, where the water rushes over granite boulders through mossy oak woods. It is a peaceful place for a short walk and is rich in wildlife, mosses and ferns.
The path follows the river from the car park near Draynes Bridge to the falls, and can be extended onto the moor or towards Siblyback Lake.
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Highlights
Before you go
Plan your visit
There is a car park near Draynes Bridge, a few miles north-west of Liskeard. Paths can be rocky and slippery, so wear sturdy footwear. Dogs are welcome on leads.
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Questions
Golitha Falls: FAQs
Where is Golitha Falls?
Golitha Falls is in Draynes, near Liskeard, Cornwall. Nearby you’ll also find Bodmin Moor walks and Jamaica Inn.
What is there to see and do at Golitha Falls?
Highlights include cascades through ancient oak woodland; a gentle riverside walk; mosses, ferns and woodland wildlife; free to visit.
How do I check opening times and prices for Golitha Falls?
Golitha Falls is a public place you can visit freely, but conditions such as tides, weather and parking vary, so check locally before you travel.
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