What is recorded here
Hudder Cove in Cornwall consists of sedimentary rocks, primarily Devonian-age slates and shales, formed from compressed mud and silt in an ancient marine environment. The cove is notable for its well-exposed coastal cliffs, which provide a clear section through the Lower Devonian Hudder Formation, of interest to geologists studying early Paleozoic sedimentation in the region.
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Places near here
Hell's MouthBay · 304 yd
Deadman's CoveBay · 702 yd
Cottage by the Red RiverOld home or work place · 1505 yd
Menadarva BridgeListed building · 1.0 mi
Gwithian Green Local Nature ReserveVisitor information · 1.6 mi
Gwithian Beach and Sand PitBeach · 1.6 mi
Godrevy IslandIslet · 1.9 mi
Crane CastleCastle · 1.9 mi
Mirrose WellSpring · 2.2 mi
Ceres RockIsland · 2.2 mi
Log sculpture in Tehidy Country ParkPublic sculpture · 2.2 mi
Waterfall at Porth-cadjack CoveWaterfall · 2.5 miOther information
Photo: Graham Horn · CC BY-SA 2.0