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Great cafe with beautiful views when the weather is good. Currently open Thursday - Sunday between 10am - 4pm.

An old, stone bridge, crossing the River Tavy. The banks of the Tavy is a great spot for a swim, or a break after a long day. The surrounding Denham woods offers some great shade as well.

Area of woodland, managed by Foresty England, on the banks of the River Tavy. The woodland is managed, but still feels wild and natural. A series of well-connected, unmarked trails provides some great and accessible walks.

This river has played a significant role in the area history, serving as a trade and transportation route. Residents and visitors can enjoy various activities along the river, including walks, boat rides, and fishing. The River Tamar is an integral part of Calstock, symbolizing its historical and natural significance.

Stone Bridge over the river Tavy, shrouded by the surrounded deciduous woodland. A popular spot for a swim on a sunny day, with a small pebbled bank underneath.

From the Southerly Bank of the River Tamar, you can get a great view of the Calstock Viaduct and town. Exactly 11,148 concrete blocks were used in the building of this 37-metre high structure, taking railway passengers over the River Tamar.

Boatyard on the River Tamar, where the Tamar Estuary narrows into the tidal river. This site was the last navigable point for the large ships that used to be a part of the area's historical industry.

The Tamar Discovery Trail is a 31 mile (50 km) that walks from Tamerton Foliot in Devon to Launceston in Cornwall. This section near Bere Ferrers follows the River Thamar north. You pass plenty of interesting sights on the way including this abandoned stable near Thorn Point.