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The remains of the mine building are right by the road. There is a car park that is a good starting point for hikes. The bus (Lands End Coaster) also passes by regularly.

Great view

The Levant Mine is a disused mine in the St Just mining district with an attached museum where a working balancing steam engine can be viewed. The mine is located near Trewellard, north of St Just in Cornwall, England, directly on the coast, about 10 kilometers northeast of Land's End. However, the mine cannot be visited every day; advance booking is required online, and admission costs 13 pounds. https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/cornwall/levant-mine-and-beam-engine#place-opening-times

Beautifully restored, but unfortunately not open to visitors.

Look east across Polgassick Cove to Pen Enys Point, another stunning stretch of Cornish Coastline.

Known as Zennor Quoit, this burial chamber has gradually been ruined since the mid 19th century. The huge capstone collapsed and later a farmer tried to break it up to build a cow shed with the stones. Next door you will see five upright stones which are what is left of his attempt at a cow shed.

Walking along the coast path it is hard to resist the lure of the stunning white sand of Portheras Cove. You can take a small trail down to explore the beach, owned by the Duchy of Cornwall. Look out for seals who are often spotted in the water.

Known as Zennor Quoit, this burial chamber has gradually been ruined since the mid 19th century. The huge capstone collapsed and later a farmer tried to break it up to build a cow shed with the stones. Nearby you will see five upright stones which are what is left of his attempt at a cow shed.