Pentargon Waterfall — Attraction in Forrabury and Minster

Parking down in the village was very busy but, managed to find a spot. A short walk through the village past the witching museum & you’re looking down on the harbour (very pretty) Then the nightmare begins! When I looked on Google maps Pentargon Waterfall is a 35 minute walk along the coastal path, what it doesn’t say is it’s STEAP AS HELL! 😂 which eventually eases off to rolling hills, after rolling hills & you start to wonder when the waterfall will come into sight (The drone & 360 camera equipment were getting heavy in the scorching heat) finally I arrived at the cove but, quickly realised it was probably another 25 mins walk around. Decided that was unnecessary as the drone could make it in 30 seconds, while settling it up I realised I’d forgotten the lead to connect my phone, DEVASTATED!! 😂 Took a pick with the Insta360 & made my way back, sick as a dog! The arrow marks...

The pictures you'll see of the waterfall are drone photos I'm sure.. because in real life, when you start from the farm shop car park, you'll cross the cow field, walk along the eroded coastal path, go through a lovers gate onto the cow field again, head to the corner and through a stile. From here, my kids reckon they counted 200+ steep steps down to the bridge. This bridge spans the waterfall source. Anywhere in this area you'll see water blowing up out of the waterfall top, but you won't see the fall directly. You can't get anywhere near, as the brown sign means 'no public access' or rambling prohibited (for...

Pretty damn epic. If walking from Boscastle, make sure to cross the bridge and then up the hill a little. Then look back. You'll have an amazing view.

I saw some other tourists trying to look for the fall over the edge ... mental. There is a reason that path has been blocked off.

It's a very steep walk back up to boscastle farm shop. Make sure you take a raincoat. The weather...