Trencrom Hill trail
Climb to the top of 175m-high Trencrom Hill for far-reaching views across the landscape. Although it's not the highest hill in West Cornwall the route to the top offers a glimpse of some prehistoric archaeology and history as well as the chance to spot wildlife along the way.
Near to
GodolphinStart point
Trencrom Hill car park. Grid ref: SW517359Trail information
Worth a trip from Godolphin
Why not combine your visit to Godolphin with a brisk walk up Trencrom Hill? It's about a 20-minute drive between the two places.
Total stages: 4
Total stages: 4
Start point
Trencrom Hill car park. Grid ref: SW517359
Stage 1
From Trencrom Hill car park head west towards Badger's Croft, following the track.
Stage 2
Take the path on the right, skirting the hill.
Stage 3
Ascend to the top of the hill from the north. At the top of Trencrom Hill take in the views stretching across North Cornwall to Godrevy and towards Rosewall Hill to the west.
Stage 4
Follow the track down and round back to the car park. On the way back, keep an eye out for traces of mining history such as shafts.
End point
Trencrom Hill car park. Grid ref: SW517359
Trail map
Map of Trencrom Hill trail, Cornwall | © Crown copyright and database rights 2013 Ordnance Survey
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