Chapel Porth to Towan Cross walk

Explore the landscape of the Cornish coast from the secluded Chapel Porth to Towan Cross, and discover its rich history as a thriving mining industry.
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Chapel PorthStart point
National Trust car park at Chapel Porth, grid ref: SW698495Trail information
Be careful on the cliffs
Please keep to the paths as the area is pitted with mine shafts. Be aware of dangerous cliff edges and unstable cliffs, and the risk of rock falls.
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