Tinners Way – 16 miles, 2 days – the route of the Tinners’ Way along the watershed ridge of the Penwith Moors allows exploration of a little-known landscape that contains a phenomenal number of features of interest from prehistoric monuments, archaeology and industrial heritage to wildlife and ecology.
The route is crossed by several roads, from which it can be explored in stages without requiring the undertaking of the entire 16 miles in one attempt. The online guide is divided into sections based on these road crossing points.
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- St Helens Oratory © Saints and Stones website
- Kenidjack Castle view of Cape Cornwall © OSX II, Wiki Commons
- Carn Kenidjack © Bladup
- Portheras Barrow © Bladup
- Boslow Inscribed Stone © C. Weatherhill
- Chun Quoit ©cazzyjane
- Chun Castle © Waterborough, Wiki Commons.
- Men Scryfa © Rrreese, Wiki Commons
- Men-an-Tol © waterborough, Wiki Commons
- Four Parishes Rock © LiveAndrew
- Little People’s Well
- Boskednan Stone Circle © rrreese, Wiki Commons
- Mulfra Quoit © GeographBot, Wiki Commons.
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