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The West Kernow Way - Cornwall bikepacking gravel tour

The West Kernow Way, or rather the route to the extreme west of England, well known as Cornwall, an unmissable destination for local and non-local tourism, especially in the summer. The official route starts from Penzance, where the railway ends, and goes through breathtaking inlets, cliffs, villages, mining sites, marshes, woodlands and deserted paths. You pedal creating a shape of eight and head towards the most south-western point of the earth, where the Land's end, to go up towards St. Ives, descend south towards the Lizard peninsula, cross in a long coast-to-coast from Coverack to Portreath on the other side, to close the tour passing through the historic mining heartland of Redruth before heading south again to finish at the iconic island of St Michael's Mount just before Penzance. In this case, it wasn't a tour designed to cover extreme distances in one day. But a suitable tour for a cold and wet season, with stages of an average of 60km which always leads to a village where even in the low season you can find somewhere to sleep and have a decent warm dinner.