This trail offers variety of terrain and fantastic scenery as participants wander mining countryside before descending into beautiful woodland filled valleys.

Points of interest include a multitude of engine houses, the welcoming mining villages of Beacon and Troon, wildlife full woodland which is blessed with beautiful bluebells in springtime, a quoit with an interesting history and a breath taking church.

This walk takes in some of Camborne’s best kept secrets- it really is one not to miss.

Address: King Edward Museum,  Camborne TR14 9AP

Lat: N 50° 20′ 35.94″
Long: W -5° 27′ 55.80″

OS Grid Ref: SW 66354 38867

Distance: 6 miles

Terrain: Moderate

Facilities available for this trail

Parking – parking at King Edward Museum.

Picnic areas – there are numerous appropriate places along the route to stop

Eating and shopping – The Croust, King Edward Museum, Convenience store Troon.

Public houses – None along the way.

Accessibility

Family and children friendly – the route is very family friendly.

Cycle Trail – good trail but some rough sections.

Horse Riding Trail – some parts are suitable.

Walking Trail – a moderate to tough trail

Disability access – definitely not suitable for scooters – steps and styles.