Tamar Valley AONB Centre

One of the Best Places To Visits in Gunnislake Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Beautiful walk down and across the ford when the tide is out. The cafe is now shut for renovations, but there should be a place to get beverages and ice creams etc Miles of shady woodland trails for bikes and walkers. Climbing in the trees. Views of the Tamar Beautiful place to visit, some amazing walks if you know where to find them. Down on the Tamar there is a large variety of bird life and the occasional deer. There is a butterfly conservation site in the woods down by luckett. Great pub at horsebridge within walking distance of many places Good trails for bikes , bit steep at times . Very pleased to find the entrance to the Tavistock canal tunnel on the route! Excellent cafe and cakes. The tree bridge climbing route looked fantastic. There are no specific mountain bike trails hence only 4 stars Lovely place to visit with great veiws (Beware of dog mess tho). Staff was very helpful at the centre. However, no receptionist was there and had to wait for someone to spot us and help. Bewtyful Lovely exhibition space in very green building The AONB Centre is the hub of the Tamar Valley and help keep our precious Tamar Trails a beautiful place to ride. Charity lunch , the centre was clean , tidy, airy and light. It's not only the visitors centre but the parish council office. Anyone local to Calstock wishing to contact their council or councillors please mail them, PL18 9FE This is in no sense a visitor centre but merely the reception area of the AONB offices. On my visit staff were apparently engaged in a meeting and made no effort to greet me or offer help (a simple "good morning, we're a bit tied up at the moment but do shout if you need anything," would have been fine). There were a few leaflets to peruse and a small number of books - one I might even have bought if anyone had been available to serve me - but not much else to see, so I left. Luckily there are some interesting old mine workings outside, so the effort to find the place wasn't totally wasted. Brilliant for the body and the soul this area offers walks as easy or difficult as you wish to undertake. The mining history is awesome leaving you wondering how on earth the engineering was accomplished at the time. Bird life is also abundant their song being accompanied by the distant sound of the River Tamar. Go see for yourselves! The Horn of Plenty is a lovely hotel in a beautiful setting. The rooms and food are excellent. The staff are professional, friendly and nothing too much trouble. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone wanting a bit of luxury in the countryside. My family and I stayed only one night I wished it had been longer. A special place to go and explore. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.