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      Goss Moor Trail

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      Goss Moor Trail
      • 3 Domellick Hill
        St. Dennis, eng PL26 8BY
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      4.4 - (23 reviews)
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      • Maisie McIntosh


        Apr 18th, 2023

      • Aimz McLinden


        Mar 20th, 2023

      • G B

        Pay to park? What for?
        Jan 13th, 2023

      • Kain WAUGH

        it is bad
        Dec 4th, 2022

      • Ewan Baxter

        The whole of Goss Moor was a busy industrial area in the 1800's. Mining for Alluvial Tin had desolated the area so when the mining finished the moor was left to recover as a nature reserve with a lot of help from various agencies. There are only a few parking places spread about the reserve entrances but you would need to revert to Google Maps to see the 'Hiking' icon as that is where they are. The trails are flat and the gates are wide so easy for a wheelchair. Cows and ponies roam about, sometimes on the main road.
        Oct 8th, 2022

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      Goss Moor Trail

      Goss Moor Trail is located at 3 Domellick Hill in St. Dennis, England PL26 8BY. Goss Moor Trail can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        A Goss Moor Trail is located at 3 Domellick Hill, St. Dennis, eng PL26 8BY

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        image The whole of Goss Moor was a busy industrial area in the 1800's. Mining for Alluvial Tin had desolated the area so when the mining finished the moor was left to recover as a nature reserve with a lot of help from various agencies. There are only a few parking places spread about the reserve entrances but you would need to revert to Google Maps to see the 'Hiking' icon as that is where they are. The trails are flat and the gates are wide so easy for a wheelchair. Cows and ponies roam about, sometimes on the main road.

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