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Tresavean Trail and Cashalen Branch Historical Marker
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Tresavean Trail and Cashalen Branch Historical Marker
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Bethan Owens
September 11, 2023
Cycling
The Tresavean Trail follows the old Hayle railway branch line, used between 1838-1936. The line was used to move copper ore and Welsh coal.
Along the trail, a recreated section of railway demonstrates what the track would have looked like.
The trail surface is generally smooth, with occasional exposed granite setts which were used for the gauge rails.
Along the trail, a recreated section of railway demonstrates what the track would have looked like.
The trail surface is generally smooth, with occasional exposed granite setts which were used for the gauge rails.
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Cycle the easy 1.1-mile Tresavean Trail, a traffic-free route through Cornwall's historic mining landscape with railway remnants.
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Elevation 170 m
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