Cudden Point - Cornish Coast
The headland of Cudden Point sticks out into the world famous Mount's Bay, and is located not far from Prussia Cove, in the parish of St Hilary in West Cornwall. The headland, which is over 300 yards/900 feet long, was believed to have once been the site of an Iron Age cliff castle, however no remains survive.
Cudden Point can be accessed either via the coast path from either Perranuthnoe or Prussia Cove, or can be accessed down a public footpath by a campsite from the road leading between Rosudgeon and the Prussia Cove car park, which is the only road down to Prussia Cove.
Cudden Point is managed by the National Trust.
Music:
Fearless First by Kevin MacLeod
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