Ropehaven Cliffs Nature Reserve
Cornwall, England
Park
The experience
About this day out
A 20-hectare nature reserve that stretches from the high tide line to the coastal path, with a range of habitats including coastal woodland. Many bird species are present, including fulmars that lay their eggs on rocky cliff ledges and house martins that feed above the cliffs. Geological features include old slate workings and thin bands of limestone, an uncommon rock in Cornwall.
What it costs
Prices at a glance
- Admission
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Practical details
Facilities & accessibility
At a glance
- Accessibility
- Footpaths around the reserve but the terrain can be very difficult.
- Parking
- Parking found at W3W: ///working.scouts.watchdogs
- Dogs
- Dogs allowed under effective control
Getting there
Where you'll find it
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