The National Trust owns 2100 acres of downland surrounding the famous monument, including The Avenue, Kings Barrows Ridge, Normanton Down Barrows and the Cursus, variously interpreted as an ancient racecourse or processional way.
Running between Tiverton and Holcombe Rogus, near the Somerset border, the Grand Western Canal is an attractive and sensitively managed Country Park offering various activities for visitors to enjoy the peacefulness in a beautiful setting.
Much of the land in and around Boscastle is owned by the Trust, including the cliffs of Penally Point and Willapark which guard the sinuous harbour entrance, Forrabury Stitches, high above the village and divided into ancient 'stitchmeal' cultivation plots, and large areas of woodland and meadow in the lovely Valency Valley.
Five levels of tours, weekend breaks and days out to suit all abilities whether beginner or expert. Small group fun experiences with a cultural and gastronomic emphasis in beautiful South West England.
Explore the surroundings, experience hands on history or just relax and enjoy the scenery. In a superb coastal setting, Pendennis offers magnificent views of Falmouth and the Fal estuary.