Zennor Quoit — Attraction in Zennor

This is something for true adventurers. If you follow Google maps directions, you will get on a tiny path (only drive it if you are comfortable with reverse driving since it’s too narrow for two cars to pass, and it’s a long path). You will end on a farm and I think it’s private land, so I am not sure if parking is officially allowed. From there you must walk the road you came from back and watch out for a tiny hidden stone on the ground showing you a hidden path onto the mountain. You’ll first pass zennor rocks and then after hiking further, you’ll see zennor quoit. The landscape is fantastic, but we would not have found it without the help of locals passing by. The “hike” takes approx 20-40 mins if you are fit. I would not recommend for people with walking issues since it’s too narrow...

Great to see the interesting old rocks that have a historic story, however walking from towednack to the rocks went quite wrong! 🤣, we set off from our holiday cottage in towednack to and happened to take a completely wrong turn, walking through fields of long grass and ditches, falling over small holes in the ground, then finally realised we were going the wrong way! turns out the rocks were in the other direction further back from where we had come 🤦‍♂️, Ended up with 10+ ticks bites all over. What...

Some people wonder why people get of the open top bus at Zennor.Some do it to explore the cliffs.I am one of those people who know the secret.If you walk in to St Ives look to your right and the rocks on the top of the hill,then 2 chimneys.Known locally as top buttermilk hill,it's...