Description
This is a variation of RedPen two, taking a different route out of Redruth and then bypassing Lanner by using the Mineral Tramways Mining Trail. The new route out of Redruth is along roads with paths the whole way. While it is a bit dull, it avoids the section of the B3297 which is part of RedPen two which is quite difficult and potentially dangerous (fast, unpaved, difficult visibility, no verges). Once out of Redruth, the walk along the old Tramway is fantastic - with interesting history and great views, and definitely seems preferable to walking along the roads around Lanner.
After that, the route is exactly the same as RedPen two
This is a variation of RedPen two, taking a different route out of Redruth and then bypassing Lanner by using the Mineral Tramways Mining Trail. The new route out of Redruth is along roads with paths the whole way. While it is a bit dull, it avoids the section of the B3297 which is part of RedPen two which is quite difficult and potentially dangerous (fast, unpaved, difficult visibility, no verges). Once out of Redruth, the walk along the old Tramway is fantastic - with interesting history and great views, and definitely seems preferable to walking along the roads around Lanner.
After that, the route is exactly the same as RedPen two
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Geography information system (GIS) data
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Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Redruth
Grid Ref
SW7001942002
Lat / Lon
50.23317° / -5.22625°
Easting / Northing
170,019E / 42,002N
What3Words
noble.appointed.food
Penryn
Grid Ref
SW7846134414
Lat / Lon
50.16825° / -5.10364°
Easting / Northing
178,461E / 34,414N
What3Words
airstrip.daylight.submit
Redruth | |
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Grid Ref | SW7001942002 |
Lat / Lon | 50.23317° / -5.22625° |
Easting / Northing | 170,019E / 42,002N |
What3Words | noble.appointed.food |
Penryn | |
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Grid Ref | SW7846134414 |
Lat / Lon | 50.16825° / -5.10364° |
Easting / Northing | 178,461E / 34,414N |
What3Words | airstrip.daylight.submit |
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