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if you get there late enough, it's a great place to stay overnight and see the sun set and rise.

Small section up the hill not suitable for bike so got off and walked

Godolphin Hill rises well above the lowlands of West Cornwall, providing some fantastic views over the unique beauty this part of the UK has to offer. It's definitely worth visiting on a clear day, as you'll be able to see all the way to St Michael's Mount and St Ives Bay

Trig points are trigonometric stations. This one has a metal plate on top. This was placed to commemorate the golden jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II in 2002. It tells you in which direction villages, towns and places of interest are located and at what distance.

The war memorial (WW1 & WW2) to the "parish" Germoe marks the top of Tregonning Hill, at 194 meters above sea level. That doesn't sound very high, but it's higher than the rest of the country nearby, and the hill gives great views of the north and south coasts, Mounts Bay, The Lizard etc on a clear day.

Fog has its charms, but on top of a hill you want to be able to see a little further.

Great views in every direction towards Godolphin House, the River Hayle and even towards the coast on a really clear day. A steady climb of about 2km to get to the top but never gets very steep.

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.