

CORNISH GARDENS
Cruise effortlessly along the quiet county lanes from Gwithian to the first of the Great Gardens of Cornwall on this medium graded bike trail.
Dating back to the 16th century Trengwainton garden is noted for its collection of exotic trees and shrubs along with spectacular views across Mounts Bay. Next on the route is Trewidden, a short 3 miles from Trengwaiton. Opened in 1853 Trewidden Garden is uniquely spread over a 15-acre estate with a selection of exotic plants found nowhere else in the UK. The gardens have on site cafés providing homemade artisan coffee, cakes and lunches.
Both charge a small entrance fee and have a large secure area to lock up the eBikes whilst you explore the quiet paths around the gardens.
Route Map
Things to See

Trengwainton Gardens
Managed by The National Trust, Trengwainton has 25 acres of sheltered garden bursting with exotic trees and shrubs.

Trewidden Gardens
A beautiful and tranquil 15-acre garden with a tea room, plant and gift sales.

Hayle Estuary Nature Reserve
The most south westerly estuary in the UK.

Hayle Town
3 Mile of beach, nature reserve and a working harbour.

St Michaels Mount
Go back in time to a monastery, a fortress, a port and a family home.

Penzance Promanade
The Promenade is the only Victorian promenade in Cornwall and one of the ' jewels in the crown' for Penzance.
Places to Stop

