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A lovely spot to sit & watch a sunset over St Micheal’s Mount

Walk along a section of St Michael's Way, a 12.5 mile footpath that spans coast-to-coast from Lelant to St Michael's Mount in Cornwall. You'll be traversing through beautiful woodlands and open fields, and, if you look east, you'll be able to spot the Beersheba Standing Stone rising out of the landscape.

curve to the right and pass to the right of the granite outcrop

Cudden Point is located between Perranuthnoe and Prussia Cove on the south coast of Cornwall. This spit of land protruding far out to sea guarantees dramatic views of the rugged coastline. Ideal picnic spot.

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Hayle Estuary Nature Reserve is managed by the RSPB and is the most westerly estuary in the country. The warm climate means it doesn't freeze over so it is a place of great safety during harsh winters. Each year around 18000 birds migrate to the estuary and the RSPB are helping to ensure this area is protected for their use.

immediately through gate, turn left up to the top of Rosewall Hill

The magnificence of Trencrom Hill isn't necessarily its height, which only extends to 660 feet (200 m), but rather its positioning. Not far from the north Cornwall coastline, from the summit you can see white sand beaches, glistening water and ships trundling along England's Atlantic coast. The hill is also the site of an Iron Age hillfort and has a jumble of granite rocks. If you're confident scrambling up them, then your view is even better.

nearby tin mine

you can see the South coast too, towards the Lizard

you can see both sides of Cornwall from here, from Travose Head to towards the Lizard