Wheal Friendly
Just opposite the main entrance to Little Orchard
Village a sign post marks a footpath to St Agnes. As you begin the walk
you can see, to your left, the cluster of buildings that surround Trevaunance
Cove and the rugged cliffs of North Cornwall (pictured above). This
delightful walk takes you up past Wheal Friendly's old mine (pictured
left) and upwards to a small secluded public garden (pictured below) where
you can rest and admire the view down towards Trevaunance
Cove.
Many of Little Orchard visitors use this shortcut to St
Agnes for their evening meal, and to drink in one of St Agnes's
Pubs.
The name Wheal Friendly means (Wheal=mine and Friendly=rich.) Rich Mine.