Art y’n Dirwedh yn Tihydin - Art in the Landscape at Tehidy

Cornwall Council is delighted to be working in collaboration with Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) to showcase Cornwall's protected landscape through an interactive being launched with immersive activities on 16th and 17th July.

Visitors to the park will enjoy a self-guided image trail celebrating the beauty of nature in the protected landscape. Giant flags will lead you along a trail of discovery as you wind your way along the path through the trees. Through ancient monuments and wildlife corridors the Flag Trail will tell a visual story of the rare and hidden creatures in Cornwall AONB. Take time to marvel at the power of the waves in Porthcurno and feel proud about the return of the Chough in St Agnes, displayed in the dappled light offered by Tehidy's spectacular woods.

There will be free drop-in workshops alongside the self-guided trail. From creative writing inspired by nature, observational drawing for all levels and forest school activities there is plenty for all the family to enjoy on their walk.

Cornwall AONB’s Monumental Improvement project team will be there to tell the story of Tehidy’s fascinating heritage, including the Romano-Anglo Round, now a scheduled monument, helping us learn lessons through connection with the ancient people that once settled there.

Find out more at the AONB website: Celebrating our Protected Landscape — The Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (cornwall-aonb.gov.uk)