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The farm below the hill of the same name. There is rich arable land in this central part of the Penwith peninsula. The hill is a granite carn, with plenty of overhanging rocks as seen here.
©Graham Horn
The farm below the hill of the same name. There is rich arable land in this central part of the Penwith peninsula.
©Graham Horn
The lighthouse on Godrevy was recently threatened with closure, but may be retained. Trencrom is an old iron age fort.
©Sheila Russell
Looking north across the top of the hill. From here it's possible to see Hayle Estuary to the north, and St Michael's Mount to the south.
©Alan Simkins
Dist:0.1km<br/>The granite hills west of St Ives dominate the skyline in this northwesterly view from Trencrom hill fort. The Mine engine house and chimney stack of Wheal Sisters (Tincroft and Wheal Mary) are at left centre SW513367. There is another chimney on the right skyline, probably St Ives Consols or Wheal Trewith at grid square SW4939
©Crispin Purdye
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©Roy Hughes
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©Roy Hughes
Dist:0.3km<br/>Near the hamlet of Trencrom.
©Rod Allday
Dist:0.3km<br/>Trencrom Hill is a modest granite summit, 200 metres, but it stands alone near the narrowest part of the Penwith peninsula so offers good views in all directions. It is easily climbed from a car park to the south, or why not walk St Michael's Way across the peninsula from Marazion to St Ives and climb Trencrom Hill on the way past? The land is owned by the National Trust. This view is south-west, towards Polpeor.
©Graham Horn
Dist:0.3km<br/>Trencrom Hill is a modest granite summit, 200 metres, but it stands alone near the narrowest part of the Penwith peninsula so offers good views in all directions. It is easily climbed from a car park to the south, or why not walk St Michael's Way across the peninsula from Marazion to St Ives and climb Trencrom Hill on the way past? The land is owned by the National Trust. This view is north-west, towards the farm of the same name. Beyond are, left, Trink Hill [[SW5037]] and, centre, Trendine Hill [[SW4738]]
©Graham Horn
Dist:0.3km<br/>Trencrom Hill is a modest granite summit, 200 metres, but it stands alone near the narrowest part of the Penwith peninsula so offers good views in all directions. It is easily climbed from a car park to the south, or why not walk St Michael's Way across the peninsula from Marazion to St Ives and climb Trencrom Hill on the way past? The land is owned by the National Trust. This view is north-west, towards the farm of the same name.
©Graham Horn
Dist:0.4km<br/>Trencrom Hill is a modest granite summit, 200 metres, but it stands alone near the narrowest part of the Penwith peninsula so offers good views in all directions. It is easily climbed from a car park to the south, or why not walk St Michael's Way across the peninsula from Marazion to St Ives and climb Trencrom Hill on the way past? The land is owned by the National Trust. This view is north-east, towards Hayle Estuary and St Ives Bay.
©Graham Horn
Dist:0.4km<br/>Trencrom Hill is a modest granite summit, 200 metres, but it stands alone near the narrowest part of the Penwith peninsula so offers good views in all directions. It is easily climbed from a car park to the south, or why not walk St Michael's Way across the peninsula from Marazion to St Ives and climb Trencrom Hill on the way past? The land is owned by the National Trust. This view is south-east, towards the main summit, with a good view of St Michael's Mount [[SW5129]] on the south coast beyond.
©Graham Horn
Dist:0.4km<br/>Farmland gives way to moorland on this granite hilltop.
©Tony Atkin
Dist:0.5km<br/>Looking towards Trevarrack.
©Rod Allday

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