What is recorded here
Porth Ledden is a small bay in Cornwall, characterized by coastal rock formations typical of the region’s Devonian and Carboniferous sedimentary rocks. The cliffs and coastal features were shaped by marine erosion and tectonic activity, making them notable for their geological continuity with other Cornish coastal sites.
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Places near here
St. Helen's OratoryRuins · 301 yd
Medieval chapel called St Helen's Chapel with a dwelling and enclosure at Cape CornwallScheduled monument · 304 yd
Cape Cornwall ChimneyListed building · 431 yd
Heinz MonumentMonument or public art · 434 yd
Cape CornwallViewpoint · 436 yd
Coastwatch Station, Cape CornwallHeritage place · 518 yd
Ruined building, Kenidjack CastleCastle, fort or tower · 618 yd
Bollowall CliffCliff · 1331 yd
Porth NanvenBeach / strand · 1353 yd
Beach and cliffs at NanvenBeach · 1584 yd
The BrisonsIslet · 1746 yd
Botallack MinesHeritage attraction · 1.0 miOther information
Photo: Ian Capper · CC BY-SA 2.0