5 天之前 · The distinctive headland of Cape Cornwall juts out into the ocean where two great bodies of water meet. Once a heavily industrialised landscape, it is now part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site, and a wild and rugged home to …

Discover what to see on the Tin Coast at Cape Cornwall, from distinctive rock formations to bluebells.

St Just to Cape Cornwall walk. Embark on this short, 1-mile walk from the bus stop in St Just to Cape Cornwall on the coast, from where you can explore the history and wildlife of the Tin Coast.

Following the coast path turn right, waymarked to Cape Cornwall and out to Kenidjack Headland. Here you can explore the Iron Age cliff castle to the north of the rifle butts, with views of Cape Cornwall in the background.

From Brisons Rocks to the iconic chimney stack, coastal walks and variety of wildlife, there is lots to see and do at Cape Cornwall. See the waves of the Atlantic crash into the Tin Coast or seasonal wild flowers and meadows.

From Brisons Rocks to the iconic chimney stack, coastal walks and variety of wildlife, there is lots to see and do at Cape Cornwall. See the waves of the Atlantic crash into the Tin Coast or seasonal wild flowers and meadows.

From Brisons Rocks to the iconic chimney stack, coastal walks and variety of wildlife, there is lots to see and do at Cape Cornwall. See the waves of the Atlantic crash into the Tin Coast or seasonal wild flowers and meadows.

Cornwall Chapel Carn Brea stargazing walk. Choose a clear night to take this short circular walk to the summit of the most south-westerly of the West Penwith hills and soak up the starry beauty of the dark skies. Please note this walk starts at Chapel Carn Brea car park, which is a 15-minute drive from Cape Cornwall.

Cape Cornwall, part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site, is a great place to visit with your dog. You and your canine companion can explore miles of the South West Coast Path, taking in ocean views and the mining remains of an industrial past.

From Brisons Rocks to the iconic chimney stack, coastal walks and variety of wildlife, there is lots to see and do at Cape Cornwall. See the waves of the Atlantic crash into the Tin Coast or seasonal wild flowers and meadows.