For a break from the water visit the Oral History Centre situated in the Old Brewery Offices, to become absorbed in tales told by residents about life long ago in the town. Take a look at the photographic display and anecdotes written by local people. There is also the town trail to discover more about local heritage with an intriguing and enjoyable walk, make sure you pick up a traditional Cornish pasty along the way. Hayle has places on or near the beaches that offer the luxury of bringing food & drink to you on the beach. This resort is a popular caravan & camping area with several out of town retail sheds to cater for self- catering.
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Set in beautiful rural surroundings near Hayle, COUNTRY SKITTLES is a great family venue for fun and food! With delicious home-cooked food, skittles bowling alleys, shooting gallery, board and video games, air hockey tables and a well-stocked bar, it is perfect for families and friends to spend an evening or afternoon out.
UNESCO & Inventors
To visit the administrative heart of Cornish Mining it would be necessary to go inland to Camborne & Redruth, the middle of a UNSECO World Heritage Site.
Camborne is home to the Richard Trevithick’s statue and the inventor is celebrated on Trevithick Day at the end of April. In addition Camborne holds a Music Festival each November. The nearby King Edwards Mine Museum is ideal to access the multi- activity Mineral Trails. The network is some 31km and mainly traffic free. The Great Flat Lode Trail is a popular circular route and links in with two trails; The Portreath Branchline Trail which connects the coastal village of Portreath with Illogan and Pool along the historically important Portreath Incline and former Portreath railway bed. It has a safe traffic free route, also linking Cornwall College at Camborne and Tuckingmill Valley Park with the popular Great Flat Lode Trail.
Tuckingmill Valley Park has a bespoke skate park, walking trails, play facilities, picnic areas and creative art installations. Another attraction is the Red River Valley Nature Reserve where everyone is welcome to explore the rich local environment in a safe and attractive setting.
Redruth is home to Murdoch House once occupied by the inventor William Murdoch, and was probably the first house in the world to have been lit by piped coal gas. Next door is St Rumon’s Gardens, which is open to the public throughout the day and is beautifully lit at night, along with many other landmarks across the town. To celebrate William Murdoch there is an annual Murdoch Day event where children dance through the streets, attracting thousands to watch and join in with all the other activities.
There are a number of trails to explore the architecture of this town. The Town Trail is for the important administrative buildings required to place this town at the heart of the Cornish Mining industry, and now at the centre of the World Heritage Site. The Plain-an-Gwarry Trail is a tour to the north of the town centre. Thirdly, the Churchtown trail takes in the beautiful St Euny Church west of the town. There are also trails around the Mining Villages surrounding the town; including Carharrack, Lanner, St Day, Illogan and Carn Brea.
On the periphery of Redruth the LANNER INN is a traditional family run village pub enjoying a central position - perfect for exploring coastal and inland west Cornwall. Within easy travelling distance of all the major attractions. There are 6 comfortable, well equipped en suite bedrooms. This Inn is popular with both locals and visitors alike with a friendly warm welcome extended to all. Pool and darts played. Car parking is available.
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At nearby Pool the Heartlands World Heritage Gateway Centre has state-of-the-art exhibitions, climb-on sculptures, gardens of real diversity, a giant adventure play-scape for kids, art and craft studios and a unique café in the old carpenter’s workshop. Also near Redruth at Lower Gryllis, Treskillard the Shire Horse Farm & Carriage Museum is great fun for horse lovers. There is a cafe and things to do for the kids.
TREASURE PARK is near Redruth at Tolgus Mill. To find this attraction take the second exit to Redruth off the A30 and take the Portreath road. Treasure Park hosts a selection of jewellery shops, workshops and family entertainment outlets all linked by twisting paths, quiet streams and water wheels. There is a restaurant, plus free parking, disable access and dogs are welcome. If you’re after Cornish Heritage and want to see tin being processed then this is an attraction not to be missed.
The Lanner Inn
The Square, Lanner, Cornwall TR16 6EH Open all year round for
Bed & Breakfast, Real Ales
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Enjoy The Cornish Experience Where Everyone’s a VIP
Jewellery Showrooms Cornish Restaurant Family Attractions Tin Processing Mill Cornish Gift Shops Workshops
Tolgus Mill, Nr Redruth Cornwall TR16 4HN
01209 203 289
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