Lydford Gorge
This lush oak-wooded steep-sided river gorge (the deepest in the South West), with its natural beauty, fascinating history and many legends, can be explored through a variety of exhilarating short or long walks.
Around every corner the river Lyd plunges, tumbles, swirls and gently meanders as it travels through the gorge. Discover the magical 30-metre-high Whitelady Waterfall and walk out over the Devil’s Cauldron, a naturally formed pot hole.
Throughout the seasons there is also an abundance of wildlife and plants to see, from woodland birds to wild garlic (you can smell it too) in the spring and fungi in the autumn.
