#Spring has arrived on the East Terrace. Come and draw your favourite petals on our #Easter Trail. We love these fiery coloured #tulips! Photography by Michelle K

Have you spotted the bees on our Easter trail yet?

#Cotehele Mill is tucked away in the Morden Valley. Pick up a Springo trail from Mill reception to spot the sights and sounds of #spring while you walk. Photograph by Michelle K

The #bluebells have made an appearance! Come and see these beautiful flowers in the garden, orchards and woods at Cotehele. Photography by Michelle K

Don't miss the Adventures in Nature #Easter trail at #Cotehele. Pick up a trail at reception for £3 between 10am-5pm until Sunday 29th April and complete all the activities to collect your Easter egg!

There is more blossom in the orchards each day. Soon the trees will be covered in pink and white flowers! Share your pictures with us using the hashtag #BlossomWatch Photography by Michelle Kennelly

A lovely morning walk through the woods. Cotehele NT

Bank holiday sunshine has treated us to the first blossom within Cotehele’s Mother Orchard. A few weeks until almost 200 trees full 🥰#BlossomWatch

We’ve created a new 11-hectare intertidal habitat at #Calstock on the Tamar. The new habitat will improve the area’s resilience to the changing climate & provide a richer environment for people and nature. #bluecarbon #naturebasedsolutions #floodprotection gov.uk/government/new…

If you haven't completed our Easter trail yet, don't worry! Our Easter Egg trail is running until Sunday 24th April. Trails cost £3. Pick up your pack from reception to start your adventure in nature!

We are enjoying the arrival of wild garlic on our weekday walks around Cotehele estate. It looks beautiful and smells delicious! Photograph by John H #Easter #Spring #TamarValley #WeekdayWalks #Woodland #WildGarlic

These gorgeous #ducklings were spotted at #Cotehele Quay and are too cute not to share with you all! Photograph by Connor M

Acer Grove really shines in spring. Just above the East Terraces, don't miss it on your next visit to Cotehele.

The blossom by the stone bridge really catches your eye as you walk along the stream to Cotehele Mill. Photographs by Laura J and Connor M

Today is #BlossomWatch day! We have so many beautiful blossoming trees at Cotehele, which are just starting to burst into life now. Come and see these beautiful blooms this weekend, and share your pictures with us using the #BlossomWatch hashtag.

It is St George’s Day. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. Here is a local link at Cotehele on the Tamar river. This chapel was erected by Sir Richard Edgcumbe to St George in thanks for preservation as he escaped his enemies here in 1483. The Cotehele quayside & river paths are great for walks & local history

Is there anything more magical than walking under the blossom? #BlossomWatch

The cherry blossom at Cotehele at the moment is just 🥰 #BlossomWatch

If you are enjoying the sight of the blossom, why not join us next weekend for a picnic under trees? You bring the food, we'll have the blankets!

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