Crows-an-Wra

Crows-an-Wra sits in far west Cornwall, a few miles from the Atlantic coast amid granite moorland and ancient sites. Reach it via the A30 to A3071 towards St Just, then local roads. Most visitors are en route to Land's End or exploring Penwith's archaeology and coastal walks. The village name means "the cross at the hut" in Cornish, referring to an ancient stone cross that still stands at its heart.