Rusey Cliff - Nr. Tresparrett , Cornwall - National Trust U.K. on Waymarking.com

Second only to High Cliff (731ft), which can be seen in the distance, this is the second highest point on the North Cornwall coast at 680ft.

An interesting geology article - (visit link) (pdf)

The area is one of the few places in Cornwall where well-preserved fossils can be collected. Plant remains can be found in slabs of Lower Carboniferous Boscastle Measures, and corals, brachiopods and goniatites can be found in similar aged limestone rocks along the foreshore.

The address of property, including Postcode.: Nearest Post Code PL35 0HN The charges to visitors and opening hours.: Free. National Trust member: no Web page: Not listed Parking place (optional): Not Listed References: Not listed

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