Cape Cornwall, or Kilgoodh in Cornish, which means ‘goose back’, is one of the two capes in Britain, the other being Cape Wrath in Scotland. Cape Cornwall creates an irregular headland formed of Mylor Slate, stretching 450 m from the cliff line at Priest’s Cove.
This tiny headland in West Cornwall, England, lies four miles or six kilometres north of Land’s End, close to the St Just town.
It is on the South West Coast Path leading to St Ives and Land’s End. After climbing up the Cape Headlands...
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