What is recorded here
Pendour Cove in Cornwall consists of sedimentary rocks, primarily Devonian-age slates and shales, formed from compressed marine sediments. The cove is notable for its well-preserved coastal erosion features and the exposure of folded rock layers, which provide insights into the geological history of the Cornubian region.
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Places near here
Pendour Cove from Trewey CliffCliff or headland · 104 yd
Zennor CliffHeadland · 278 yd
Veor CoveBeach / strand · 319 yd
Porthzennor CoveBeach / strand · 647 yd
The Tinners ArmsListed building · 928 yd
Three wayside crosses in the churchyard of St Sennara's ChurchScheduled monument · 944 yd
Church of Saint SenaraListed building · 949 yd
Zennor, from Zennor HillMountain or hill · 984 yd
Old Milestone by the B3306, south west of TreweyMonument or public art · 1170 yd
Zennor hill above the Foage valleyMountain or hill · 1.3 mi
Zennor QuoitHeritage attraction · 1.5 mi
The CarracksIslet · 1.7 miOther information
Photo: Jim Champion · CC BY-SA 2.0