Holidays in Cornwall might make you think of summer breaks spent on the beach, but the region has a lot to offer all year round, one travel writer has claimed.
In an article for the Guardian, Abigail Flanagan said the county can be fun whatever the weather.
She suggested families go cycling along the 18-mile Camel Trail, which runs from Padstow to Wenfordbridge and makes for a "glorious afternoon".
Holidaymakers might also enjoy a trip to Adrenalin Quarry, over which stretches the UK's longest and fastest zip wire.
Ms Flanagan said riders can reach up to 40 mph on the 50-metre wire, which could make it the ideal activity for young thrill seekers.
And those of you keen to brave the beach could enjoy the Beach Hut restaurant at Watergate Bay, where she recommended the light crab salad and berries with crushed meringue.
There will also be the opportunity to taste local seafood at the Falmouth Oyster Festival for people visiting Cornwall between October 14th and 17th.
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