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Bicycle costs 2 pounds per person

Cowlands Creek feeds into the River Fal. This is a picturesque place by the creek to stop for a picnic and enjoy the view. The name 'Cowlands' may come from the Cornish word 'Cownan' which means 'steep-sided valley'.

A break in the woodland opens up beautiful views of Lamouth Creek and across to Roundwood Quay and its Iron Age fort.

The view from Trelissick Mansion looks out across Channals Creek to Carrick Roads and Falmouth. It is a short and hardpacked walk from the car park to take in the calming scenery that hasn't changed for hundreds of years.

Nice walk that takes you around Trelissick.

The King Harry Ferry has been carrying passengers from St Mawes and the Roseland Peninsula with Feock, Truro and Falmouth since 1888. The ferry, which is one of only five chain ferries in England, operates every 20 minutes daily and takes 7 minutes. It is also good for the planet as it carries over 300,000 cars every year, saving around 1.7 million kg of CO2! Tickets for cyclists cost £1 each way. You can find more information, here: https://www.falriver.co.uk/ferries

A beautiful country house set amongst gardens and woodland on its own peninsula, Trelissick is a lovely place to visit. The house was owned by the Daniell family and politician Ida Copeland before being donated to the National Trust in 1955. Trelissick house and gardens are open from 10.30 - 4.30 pm. The parklands are open from dawn until dusk. Tickets cost £12.20 for adults. You can find more information, here: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/trelissick

This is really a great place to visit, its National Trust, taken over fully in 2014. The house & the views are truly grand, if you visit you have to look in the house, to think it was lived in up until 2014, the grounds are Wow, the views from the house amazing & to think it was taken over by the Yanks in WW2 amazing. any way great place to visit.