Strolling in St Just - a manor maps walk

Join us on Saturday 19 September, 10am-1pm, in the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site area of Pendeen, in the parish of St Just, for a walk and talk by archaeoastronomer, Carolyn Kennett, and history and folklore enthusiast, Elizabeth Dale. 

As part of the Mapping the Past for the Future project activity, we will be rambling through Pendeen to Carn Eanes, Trewellard Common and Carn Kenidjack, looking at the incredibly diverse features of this ancient landscape, from Bronze Age monuments to mining heritage and folktales, covering thousands of years of Cornish history in just a few miles.

Important information

This is a moderate walk, with rough, uneven ground, stiles and hills, and a small section of road walking. The walk is approximately 3 miles and is not suitable for young children.

We will not be providing drinks and refreshments, so do bring your own, but please do not bring your dogs.

Places are limited so booking is essential and everyone attending needs their own ticket.

Participants must dress for the weather conditions – wear wellies/walking boots, long trousers (it’s tick season), also remember your hat, insect repellent, sun cream, walking sticks etc.

Participants must bring any medication that may be needed during the walk, and also an emergency contact name and number.

If we need to cancel the event on the day because of adverse weather, we will email attendees by 9am.

The exact meeting point address and location will be sent on confirmation of booking.