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Rail Ale Trail

Sip your way through some of Cornwall’s finest pubs and scenery. Starting at Penzance station, the idea is that you hop off the train each time it stops to visit the local pubs. The St Ives Bay Line takes you through St Erth and Lelant, finishing in St Ives. At each participating venue, you get a stamp on a sheet of paper, which you collect to win a T-Shirt. Find out more here.

Cost:

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Experience last updated on February 24th, 2023

This listing has been curated by the EXPERIENCE West Cornwall team and was correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication. We advise that you contact the venue or provider directly to confirm any seasonal opening details and to book the experience.

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