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A lovely National Trust property, with a fantastic walk through the estate leading to the sea.

The Penrose Hill Estate is owned by the National Trust. The estate comprises of woodland, a coastal lake, Stable cafe plus traffic free cycling and walking tracks. For further details see their website nationaltrust.org.uk/penrose/features/new-cycling-at-penrose

On Saturday mornings Penrose becomes the site of West Cornwall's Parkrun with around 200 runners taking on the 5km course each week. The running route follows the old Victorian roadway through woodland and parkland with views of Loe Pool and beyond. It is very busy at that time.

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absolutely gorgeous bay! One of my favorites in Cornwall. Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed.

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Beautiful, but also very crowded due to the nearby parking lot,

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On Saturday mornings, Penrose becomes the venue of West Cornwall's Parkrun with around 200 runners each week completing the 5km course. The running route follows the old Victorian carriageway through woodland and parkland with views of Loe Pool and beyond. At that time it is very busy.

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This is a nice combination. From Loe Baar you have a view of the sea on one side and a view of a freshwater lake on the other. This allows you to walk completely around the lake.

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Loe Bar was originally the mouth of the River Cober which led to a harbor at Helston. However, by the 13th century the bar had cut Helston off from the sea and formed the lake. Loe Bar consists largely of chert deposits, although it is not certain where this comes from as the nearest source is more than 200 kilometers away. There is also a reasonable amount of sand. (Cornwall Beaches)

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The Penrose Hill Estate is owned by the National Trust. The estate comprises of woodland, a coastal lake, Stable cafe plus traffic free cycling and walking tracks. For further details see their website nationaltrust.org.uk/penrose/features/new-cycling-at-penrose

It might not look like it, but there is a bridleway here which crosses the sand bank, Loe Bar. The lake, the Loe, is the largest freshwater lake in Cornwall and the coastal bar separates it from the sea. It was once the mouth of the River Cober. Some say it was formed when two local giants had an argument and one of them dropped a bag of sand here as he was being attacked by the other throwing rocks at him, one of which being St Michael's Mount. No wonder he was keen to get away!

Ideal place for a swim in the sea during a walk under a radiant sun.

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Council Porthleven

what a lovely quiet spot a stones throw from the cattle laden kynance cove

Amazing beach which is a spit between Loe Pool and the sea. Hardly anyone here, just us and a dog walker. Find a reason to visit this place!

Beautiful location, with cafe, toilets and nearby car parking. It gets extremely busy during high season though.

Loe Bar is a 0.5-mile (0.8 km) shingle bank which separates the Loe, the largest natural freshwater lake in Cornwall, from the sea. Loe Bar was once the mouth of the River Cober but by the 13th century it had cut Helston off from the sea (possibly due to a storm) and the pool was formed. Be warned, Loe Bar is a dangerous stretch of beach due to strong waves, a steep and slippery bank and strong currents. Rumours pervade that the deaths that have happened here are the result of freak waves. Nevertheless, it’s best to heed the advice and never swim here.

Beware of the tide!

The Loe: Scenic lake with many hiking trails around it. Loe Bar: dune that separates sea and lake.

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Beautiful scenery.

The Kynance Cafe serves small plates and drinks with a wonderful view and umbrella. On the homepage you can find everything. http://www.kynancecovecafe.co.uk/

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