What is recorded here
Vicarage Cliff is a sea cliff located in Cornwall, composed primarily of Devonian slate and schist. These rocks formed around 400 million years ago through regional metamorphism of sedimentary layers, and the cliff is notable for its steep profile and exposure of ancient, folded rock structures typical of the Cornubian Orogeny.
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Places near here
Holy Well of St Morwenna, Vicarage CliffOld or holy well · 56 yd
Cotton BeachBeach / strand · 92 yd
Hawker's HutListed building · 227 yd
Henna CliffCliff · 552 yd
Rectory FarmhouseListed building · 680 yd
Two-way waterfall near Higher Sharpnose PointWaterfall · 756 yd
St. John's WellSpring · 796 yd
Greenway BeachBeach / strand · 1015 yd.jpg?width=1280)
Marsland WoodWood · 1.7 mi
Rock strata and cave at Welcombe Mouth, DevonCave or cavern · 1.9 mi
Cave at Welcombe MouthCave or cavern · 1.9 mi
Embury BeaconArchaeological place · 2.8 miOther information
Photo: Richard Law · CC BY-SA 2.0