Is the Gannel crossable?

Neighbours and walkers report whether the Gannel's two foot crossings to Crantock are clear, filling or under the tide right now — nobody publishes a live feed for either.

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Fern Pit crossing (Pentire – Crantock)

Footbridge, dry around low tide. When the tide covers it the only way over is the seasonal foot ferry run by Fern Pit Beach Kitchen — fixed hours, roughly 10am–6pm, late May to September only, and not tide-triggered. That season has now finished, so until next summer there is no crossing here at all once the water is up: it is the footbridge around low water or the 15-minute drive round.

Is the Gannel crossable?

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Penpol Tidal Footbridge

Fern Pit crossing (Pentire – Crantock)