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Elevation
177m
581 ft
Prominence
30m
Coordinates
50.4084, -3.8396
SX693581
OS Map
202
Explorer: OL20W OL28S
The summit features a small stone cairn and a trig point, perfect for that classic summit selfie. On a clear day, you might even spot the distant sea shimmering in the sunlight.
Cutwellcombe Hill is primarily formed from granite, which provides a sturdy platform amid the softer sandstone hills of the region. The erosion patterns create interesting rock formations, appealing to both geomorphologists and curious hikers.
From the summit, enjoy panoramic views of the rolling Cornish countryside, the distant coastline, and, if you're lucky, a glimpse of the iconic Tintagel Castle far away.
Cutwellcombe is believed to derive from 'cwt,' which means 'cove' in Cornish, reflecting the natural features of the area.
Historically, this hill has been a quiet sanctuary, with legends of Druids utilizing its heights for rituals that would make any modern-day wellness retreat look like child's play.
This is a delightful circular route starting from the village of St. Breward, winding through lush woodland and open moorland before ascending to the summit of Cutwellcombe Hill.
There is a car park at St. Breward, approximately 1 km from the trailhead. Ensure your vehicle is parked neatly as the Cornish locals have an eye for tidiness!
The nearest bus services can be found in Bodmin, with limited services to St. Breward. Planning ahead is key, as service can be as sparse as a Poldark plotline.
St. Breward offers a lovely local pub and tea room, perfect for a post-hike pint or a cream tea. Public toilets can be found nearby.
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