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Cornwall/Kernow
Cornwall/Kernow is at the tip of the south-west of Britain. It's north and western area is bordered by the Atlantic. To the south by the English Channel and and east by the county of Devon. Included are the Isles of Scilly. Cornwall covers an area of 1,376 square miles and the administrative centre is Truro. The area is noted for its moorland landscapes, large and varied coastline, with many place names derived from the Cornish language. More on Cornwall and its history
Cornish-Celtic trails
We suggest some places of interest when visiting Cornwall, but there are many more for you to discover on your journey. We have located the recommended sites in a series of trails or tours:
- Border south trail: from Launceston to the Doniert Stone
- Southeast trail: from Duloe to Helman Tor
- East trail: from Tywardreath to St Ewe
- South trail: from Grampound to Gweek
- Lizard trail: from Halliggye to Breage
- Southwest trail: from Castle Pencaire to Plain-an-Gwarry
- West trail: from Tregeseal to Gwithian
- North trail: from Portreath to Cubert
- Northwest trail: from Newquay to Trevone
- Arthur's trail: from Rock to Crackington Haven
- Border west trail: from Bude to Boyton
- Isles of Scilly