Mineral Tramways Coast to Coast Trail
This superb trail links the harbour of Portreath on the North Coast with Devoran on the South Coast. It follows the route of the old horse-drawn tramroads. The main trail is 11 miles, but there are additional loops. It passes within about a mile of Chiverton Park, and there are several locations where bikes may be hired. It makes an ideal walk for those with or without dogs who wish to see a bit of Cornwalls mining history. Using the trail in the busy summer months can be a way of getting to the beach at Portreath (cycling at a leisurely pace takes about 45 minutes) without getting caught up in the traffic.
We stock all the relevant information to get the most out of the trails
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Killifreth Mine at Unity Wood This is the tallest surviving chimney in Cornwall and is near to Black Dog shaft
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On the Trail in Unity Wood
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Engine House Chimneys in the Poldice Valley Nature Reserve
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Restronguet Creek Near the end of the Trail at Devoran |