Sennen to Penberth

Mayon cliff

Important notice -

Mayon Lookout and Penberth toilets will be closed as of Thursday 19th March until further notice. Please enjoy outdoor spaces, while following social distancing advice.

The south coast of Penwith vividly expresses the changes in man’s use of the land over time. From towering cliffs keeping watch over the western approaches, to gentle, lush valley slopes, and sun kissed beaches – all is here.

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Coronavirus update 

From end of Tuesday 24 March, we closed all our car parks to further restrict the spread of coronavirus. This followed the decision to close our parks and gardens in addition to our houses, shops and cafes. We urge people to stay local and observe social distancing. Please do not travel.

Mayon cliff

Ferguson's Gang in Cornwall 

Find out more about who the Ferguson’s Gang were and what they did to help the National Trust protect landscapes in West Cornwall.

Mayon Lookout

Mayon Cliff 

Discover a prehistoric cliff castle, look out for basking sharks and dolphins or see the shipwreck remains and the Longships Lighthouse.

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Porthcurno walk 

Savour the special views of an aquamarine sea and white shell beach on this gentle circular walk with beautiful views and interesting flora and fauna.

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Mayon Lookout

Mayon Cliffs, Cornwall 

Over 150,000 people walk along Mayon cliffs each year; an iconic stretch of coast linking Sennen cove to Land’s End. The countryside team are constantly working to maintain the paths and reduce the amount of erosion by completing a granite stone footpath along this 1 mile coast path. Help us continue to look after this special place and be part of a World Record.

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Our work

Butterfly lands at Levant Fields

Restoring a healthy, beautiful and natural environment in West Cornwall 

We've pulled together some of the exciting conservation projects happening in West Cornwall in 2018.

Arable weeds at Boscregan Farm

Arable Weeds at Boscregan Farm 

Conservation work with our tenant farmer has ensured that these rare purple flowers have come out in great numbers in West Cornwall.

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Flying drones at our places 

Drones can be flown above our places only if special permission is given. Click here for information about the National Trust's policy on the use of drones.

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