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you can vary the routes you take depending on the time you have and what you want to see

Fantastic beginner trails! They are all short so perfect for kiddies and nothing that isn't rollable. I feel on a busy day it could become a bit crowded but when I visited I was the only person there so could push as fast as i liked!

Nice selection of food available to choose from if you're hungry and normally some scrumptious cakes if that's more to your fancy! Indoor and outdoor seating available and I've always found them to be very cyclist friendly. The other day when I visited (April '24) I was covered from head to toe in mud after spending a very wet afternoon on the MTB trails and the lovely ladies didn't even bat an eye as I was dripping whilst waiting for my coffee.

Very nice manor house. Very well restored and equipped with details. A visit to the kitchen and family rooms is recommended.

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A beautiful avenue running through the parkland in front of Lanhydrock House.

Great Wood is a large area of mature mixed woodland on the Lanhydrock estate. The River Fowey runs along the edge of the estate.

The National Trust cafe at the entrance to the Lanhydrock estate is a great place for a pre or post walk drink and snack. There is plenty of room, nice cake and anything you buy helps look after the area.

Lanhydrock church was dedicated to St Hydroc in 1478. The original church was 11th century and was rebuilt in its present form by the Augustinian Priory of St Petroc at Bodmin, to whom Lanhydrock belonged in the later 15th century. The architectural style of the church is closely linked to St Petroc’s in Bodmin. The three stage granite tower, with a base predating the existing structure and the pillars and arches either side of the nave date to the 1450’s.