Places to explore near Luxulyan StationLuxulyan

Giant biome domes of rainforest and Mediterranean planting built inside a reclaimed china-clay pit near St Austell.

3.1 km S

630 miles around England's toe — the longest and most demanding of the National Trails.

5.3 km SE · spans 4 counties

A jagged granite outcrop in mid-Cornwall with the shell of a medieval hermitage chapel perched right on top

5.7 km W

The best of Cornwall's coast and moor, gathered into a dozen protected stretches around the county

5.7 km E

Perfectly circular Norman shell keep.

6.5 km NE

Georgian china-clay port near St Austell, its unchanged harbour often lined with tall ships and used as a period film set.

6.6 km S · Cornwall

Victorian country house with grand gatehouse.

6.7 km NE

Steep-streeted working port on its own wooded estuary, with medieval and Georgian houses and strong Daphne du Maurier links.

9.9 km SE · Cornwall

Padstow to Fowey across mid-Cornwall — the old overland shortcut between two coasts, reopened as a waymarked route in 1986.

0.4 km E · Cornwall

A plantsman's arboretum of magnolias and rhododendrons raised from plant-hunters' seed.

4.6 km S

One path around a whole country — beach, clifftop and seawall the entire way round England's coast, opening stretch by stretch.

5.3 km SE · spans 24 counties

Historic stannary town on the River Fowey below Restormel Castle, known for antique shops and a fine medieval bridge.

5.8 km E · Cornwall

Harbourside inn on the Grade II listed Georgian quay at Charlestown, often beside its tall ships.

6.6 km S

A National Trust place in Cornwall.

8.4 km E

A Cornish river from Bodmin Moor to the Atlantic at Padstow, followed most of the way by the Camel Trail.

9.3 km N · Cornwall