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The cliff walks of the St Agnes area offer a wonderful route of discovery through mine ruins , valleys and woodland and along beaches. Whether you prefer a challenging walk or just a gentle stroll, there's an unspoiled landscape waiting for you to explore. From St Agnes, the Coast Path heads west toward Porthtowan or east toward Perranporth. | |
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Chapel Porth beach lies 2 miles to North West of the Cottage.Some spectacular views can be had from the Cliffs, on foot, as you pass ancient Wheal Coates Mine. When the tide is out, “Chapel” beach extends two some two miles of flat Golden Sands. The Children will love the caves, once the haunt of Smugglers in centuries gone by. |
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St Agnes boasts two Wonderful Beaches. Trevaunance Cove, just half a mile from “Roseneath”, was, for many centuries, the busiest valley in the area. It is now a tranquil beauty spot, with flat golden sands surrounded by rolling cliffs.The beach gently shelves and is ideal for inexperienced surfers |
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St. Agnes” Village, has a thriving local Community, and a warm welcome is always assured throughout the year in the Village's many Pubs and excellent restaurants. All are within a half a mile radius of the Cottage. This Sleepy Village comes alive for it's own unique occasions. The Pasty Auction, The SAS Summer Ball , and the Spectacular Carnival Week |
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