Cornwall National Landscape - Discover dramatic coastlines, wild moorland and timeless Cornish beauty.

The Cornwall National Landscape, formerly known as the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), showcases some of the most spectacular and diverse scenery in the UK. Covering over a quarter of Cornwall's land area, this protected landscape features dramatic granite cliffs, windswept moors, golden beaches and lush river valleys. Visitors looking for things to do in Cornwall will find endless opportunities to explore iconic locations such as Bodmin Moor, the Roseland Peninsula and the rugged coastline of West Penwith.

Each part of the landscape has its own distinct character, offering everything from scenic coastal walks and wildlife watching to exploring historic villages and hidden coves. The area is rich in heritage, with medieval castles, Iron Age hill forts and traditional Cornish fishing communities adding to its charm and cultural depth.

The Cornwall National Landscape is also home to an incredible variety of wildlife, including rare plant species, seabirds and marine life, all protected within this designated area. It is a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts, photographers and those seeking a peaceful escape surrounded by nature.

Whether you are walking sections of the South West Coast Path, enjoying panoramic sea views or discovering quiet inland valleys, Cornwall's National Landscape offers a truly unforgettable experience.

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