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A great view over the harbor and town of Porthleven.

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St Micheal’s Mount is well worth a visit. The castle & it’s gardens are stunning

Tredrea Lane is a quiet, undulating and beautiful road between St Erth and Gwallon in southern Cornwall. It's a lovely place to ride, and hopefully the caravans will stick to the A30 which runs roughly parallel. This is part of the National Cycle Network long distance route 3 which connects Bristol and Land's End.

Marazion Cemetery with a magnificent view and free parking for 2 hours. That's enough time to visit the town, but not for St Michael's Mount.

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lovely little footpath up to the bench/down to the harbour

Porthleven is a picturesque port on the south coast of Cornwall. It has become popular for its array of restaurants, cafes and art galleries. The local market selling crafts and food is held on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from May to October.

Fantastic views, even better when squalls are rolling in off the sea

delicious coffee and cakes sold behind the church overlooking the harbour

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loads of nice coffee shops and Phillps Pasty shop a must!

Got to be in the top 10 pubs in the UK

St Erth Church is a Grade I-listed place of worship in a picturesque position next to the River Hayle. The church was built in the 15th century, underwent restoration in 1747 and was partially rebuilt in 1872-73. However, the exterior of the church remains intact and is a fine example of a granite-built church from this era.

Simon Warren Official South West Climb Strava segment starts from the car park at the beach and flies up the impressively steep hill. The segment lasts quite a while after this and twists round some local streets. Get in the small ring and stay in the middle of the cassette for the start then jump into the big ring after the corner.....

Nice space to stop in a beautiful setting. Outside and inside seating.

Great for coffee and food.

Plainly beautifull beaches with the roaring waves of the blue ocean in turmoil with the yellow soft sand. Good places to visit, coffee places, restaurants, its a great stop in a round trip from Penzance to Penzance to have lunch, etc.

The downhill into the heart of the city is quite the thrill from the West, and the pizza at West Bakery is a great treat. Beautifull, but very turistic on the main streets, mind that the roads are crowded in turist season.

Lovely spot for a rest with some amazing views of the sea and over St Ives. You can also go down into town if you want. Be warned, it's hilly in and out of St Ives though!