Hayle Estuary & Carrack Gladden

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Hayle Estuary & Carrack Gladden is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Cornwall, covering 1.9 km². It is one of 148 SSSIs in the county. It is among the largest in the county.

Gwithian to Mexico Towans and West Penwith Moors and Downs are among the SSSIs within 3.2 km. The nearest railway station, Lelant, is under a kilometre away.

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