The beautiful village in its own version of Centrope in the UK has been named as the perfect destination to watch the sunrise in the UK. Millions of early risers will have the first glimpse into the morning sun, the longest day of the year, leading up to the summer solstice on Saturday, June 21st.
The cute village of St. Mimber in Cornwall has its iconic rough toe, known as the country's best sunrise spot. Known for its extensive panoramic views in the Cornish countryside, this popular trail is an ideal perspective for a magical sunrise, especially if you can visit Solstice. Cornwall itself shares similarities with the French Riviera town in terms of its beautiful scenery, celebrity sightings and stunning beaches, and is nominated for the UK's own Centrope.
Visitors to Rough Tor left a rave review on TripAdvisor.
Another addition: “Bodmin Moor, one of my favorite places on this planet, is so wild and seductive. Ashes can be scattered from above and fly to five corners of Cornwall.”
While the third person wrote: “When you get there, you'll have a nice walk to the top on a sunny day and enjoy some fantastic views.
Alongside Rough Tor, Parkdean Resorts lists many other UK spots that are great for watching the sunrise. Second came was Queen's View in Scotland, near the stunning Tummel Valley.
Singing Queen's View's praises, the expert said:
“There's a convenient parking lot nearby, making it a calm and accessible option for dawn adventures.”
The best spot to watch the sunrise in the UK
From the rugged peaks of Dartmoor to the calm lakes in the highlands, experts share five of the best spots around the country.
View of Raftaw, Cornwall Queen, Scotland Houndaw, DeBonorest Head, Lake District, Crevalandway, Yorkshire
When it comes to seeing sunrise, research exactly when this should be, so you don't miss it. Also, even in the summer heat, you can fill it accordingly, but you will need to prepare for cold temperatures.
