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Penlee Point is the name of the coastal headland to the south east of the village of Rame in South East Cornwall. Penlee (Penn Legh) is Cornish for stone slab headland. Lying at the entrance to Plymouth Sound, the point offers panoramic views across to Plymouth, as well as along the coast and comprises both woodland and coastal grassland. Part of the South West Coast Path, Penlee Point forms part of the Rame Head Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Passing by
Penlee Point is the name of the coastal headland to the south east of the village of Rame in South East Cornwall. Penlee (Penn Legh) is Cornish for stone slab headland. Lying at the entrance to Plymouth Sound, the point offers panoramic views across to Plymouth, as well as along the coast and comprises both woodland and coastal grassland. Part of the South West Coast Path, Penlee Point forms part of the Rame Head Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.