Strolling through the cliffs and ancient sites of Cornwall
120km in 4 days walking on the extreme southern coastal paths of Cornwall and exploring the numerous archaeological sites of the Iron and Bronze age. Day 1 – Penzance to Porthcurno We took the South Costal Path - Penzance to Mousehole: the worst part of the entire journey. Mousehole to Lamorna : great views-you walk through a colourful natural reserve and stunning cliffs. Lamorna has a beautiful and rich flora that hides ancient mills and 18 th century country houses. Near Lamorna we saw the very popular archaeological site of Merry Maidens . On the way to Porthcurno through internal paths you can see many other standing stones, the Tregiffian Barrow (about 3000 BC tomb) and then on the coast again you meet the fabulous village of Penberth . The last 3 miles of the path are quite strenuous and steep. Dinner : Cable Station Inn Pub (the only restaurant in the area) - decent food. Overnight : Sea View B&B – nice and clean place and friendly owners. Day 2 – Porthcu...