パンクラスウィークの天然記念物・トップ7

Southwest Coast Path, Hartlandquey to Morganporth. Many ascents and descents. The weather was also challenging.

The southern side of the beach looks a little risky due to the landslide but the beach is sandy with little submerged rocks

Small beach away from the crowds a free car park and just below Morwenstow (GCHQ)

Penstowe Castle, also known as Kilkhampton Castle is not easily viewed from the road. This old medieval fortification dates from around the 12th century and is listed as a scheduled monument. The castle was built in a motte and bailey style, located on a knoll with steep slopes.

The source of the River Tamar is found in Woolley Wood, only approximately 6km from the North Cornwall coast. The River Tamar flows over 60 south to Plymouth, forming the boundary between Cornwall and Devon. The source of the river is not the most obvious, as it located in an area that is boggy.

Great landmark on a beautiful beach with cafe and lifeguard service. The rocks invite you to climb

Pethericks Mill Marsh is a designated Local Nature Reserve. For birding, winter is the ideal time to visit but it is beautiful all year round. You'll find the best viewing spots to the south and east side of the marsh.

On the south side of Widemouth Bay, Blackrock beach has wild beauty in abundance. Cafe and toilet facilities with day time parking available