Bodmin Moor - Wikipedia
Bodmin Moor (Cornish Standard Written Form: Goon Brenn) [1] is a granite moorland in north-eastern Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. It is 208 square kilometres (80 sq mi) in size, and dates from the Carboniferous period of geological history. It includes Brown Willy, the highest point in Cornwall, and Rough Tor, a slightly lower peak.
Bodmin Moor | Cornwall Guide
2022年1月13日 · Bodmin Moor, one of Cornwall's designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a remote, bleak heather covered upland granite moorland still grazed by moorland ponies and bisected by the main A30 road.
Explore the Beauty of Bodmin Moor - Visit Cornwall
Compact in size, though overflowing with things to see and do, Bodmin Moor is the rugged heart of Cornwall. More often than not, visitors pass across its wild centre and barely notice it, hurrying to Newquay, St Ives and other family favourites.
Discover Bodmin Moor - Cornish Horizons
Rugged, atmospheric, vast and wildly beautiful are just a few words to describe Bodmin Moor, situated in the heart of north-eastern Cornwall. It comprises 80 square miles of granite moorland and is the source of several rivers including the River Fowey and the River Camel.
Bodmin Moor National Landscape - Visit Cornwall
The largest section of Cornwall's National Landscape at nearly 200 square kilometers, Bodmin Moor is an expanse of grassland and heather punctuated by granite outcrops. Evidence of many prehistoric settlements abounds. In marshy hollows rivers such as the Fowey rise and in hidden valleys ancient oak trees remain.
Bodmin Moor - Devon and Cornwall Guide
Explore the Beauty of Bodmin Moor. Covering over 80 square miles in central Cornwall, captivating Bodmin Moor offers families a wonderful day out immersed in nature and heritage. With its sweeping moorland views, atmospheric ruins and varied walking trails there are plenty of adventures to be had discovering this timeless landscape.
Bodmin Moor - Walking The Copper Trail | Cornwall Guide
2022年1月13日 · Cornwall's newest middle-distance trail focuses on Bodmin Moor. The Copper Trail, devised in 2005 by Mark Camp, a local moorland authority, pays homage to the great copper mining boom, of which the villages of Minions and Caradon were once the centres. The Copper Trail is a sixty-mile ten-day round trip of the entire moor, that takes in many of ...
Bodmin Moor – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
Bodmin Moor is a remote, bleak heather heather-covered upland granite moorland in North Cornwall, about 208 km² (335 mi²) in extent and 250 or more metres above sea level. Its highest point, Brown Willy, is 420 metres above sea level. It is bounded in the north by the Camel River and in the south by the Fowey River.
Bodmin Moor - Wikishire
Bodmin Moor is a wild, granite moorland in north-eastern Cornwall. It covers some 80 square miles, across which are wind-scoured hills, weirdly shaped granite outcrops, hill farms, bourns and open moorland. The name "Bodmin Moor" is relatively recent and appears to have been chosen by the Ordnance Survey in 1813.
Conwall Tour - An illustrated guide to Cornwall - Bodmin Moor.
Bodmin Moor. The bleak and brooding moors of Bodmin, Cornwall's unspoilt wilderness, are justly famous for their rugged beauty and spectacular primeval granite tors. The moor is known in Cornish as Goen Bren and was once known as Fowey Moor, the river of the same name finds its source on the moor.