Embark on a wild adventure through the industrial heritage landscape of Wheal Martyn Clay Works, where nature has reclaimed this fascinating St Austell site. This engaging family trail transforms the historic china clay works into an outdoor classroom, challenging young explorers to discover the surprising wildlife that has made these grounds home.

Interactive 'peep' boards offer perfect photo opportunities – transform into caterpillars, bumblebees, and other creatures while learning about the ecosystem thriving among the clay workings. Armed with nature spotter booklets, families can hunt for native plants, trees, and animals while gathering fallen leaves and natural materials for hands-on creative activities.

Set within Wheal Martyn's unique industrial archaeology, this self-guided experience runs throughout your museum visit. The trail seamlessly blends environmental education with Cornwall's mining heritage, creating an unforgettable day out where industrial history meets natural wonder. Perfect for curious minds aged 3 and up.