Lizard Point, Britain’s most southerly point, offers dramatic cliff walks, wild flowers, and geological features, which is accessible by the First T34 bus running from Redruth to Lizard Town via Helston. In 1991, the National Trust gained the ownership of Lizard Peninsula and Kynance Cove. As a consequence, the footpaths and signposts for Lizard Point, Kynance Cove and other directions have been established as well as historical buildings and monuments being restored and maintained. While walking on the coastal paths, it is always advisable to follow the footpath all the time for safety reasons. It is rather windy and people may get slipper and it would cause them to have rather serious injury or possibly lose their life if they drop to the rugged coastline. Both Lizard Town and Lizard Point have several cafes and restaurants,
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