in the county of Cornwall
(1.5 miles, 2.4 km, direction N)Once one of the centers of the cornish tin mining industry, St Agnes is steeped in mining history, with many old engine houses to be seen around the area. The tin from St Agnes is.....
in the county of Cornwall
(2.7 miles, 4.4 km, direction NE)Lovely coastal region lying at the mouth of Trevellas Coombe, a steep valley with stone built tall chimneys and the shell of a derelict engine house still standing as evocative reminders of the old Blue Hills Tin Mine...
a Seaside Town in the county of Cornwall
(4.1 miles, 6.5 km, direction SW)Portreath lies on Cornwall's magnificent North-western coast, it occupies a picture-postcard valley setting of woods, streams and fine rural meadow-land, with its crowning glory being the beach lying beneath rugged cliffs topped with springy turf and heathers...
in the county of Cornwall
(4.2 miles, 6.7 km, direction S)Redruth was formerly the capital of the largest and richest metal mining area in Britain. ..
a Seaside Town in the county of Cornwall
(4.5 miles, 7.3 km, direction NE)Perranporth has a spectacular golden sandy beach which stretches for about 3 miles along the coast...
in the county of Cornwall
(5.2 miles, 8.4 km, direction SW)Pool is situated between Cambourne and Redruth in an area that was once the centre of Cornwall's prosperous tin mining industry...
in the county of Cornwall
(6.7 miles, 10.7 km, direction SW)..
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This museum set on lonely cliffs far above the swirling Atlantic Ocean is where visitors to the area can learn all about.....
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A former 16th-century parish church once stood on the site of this sumptuous cathedral, which was designed by John Loughborough.....
This hauntingly beautiful spot was initially made famous by centuries of shipwreck caused by perilous rocks scattered around its.....
Built at the side of a naturally deep harbour Pendennis Castle forms one of Henry VIII's coastal defences, built to guard against.....
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