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On the boundary of Devon and Cornwall, the little community of St. Mellion is close to the Crocadon Quarry, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), and the St. Mellion International Resort, which provides recreational and wellness services. The town of Saltash, which is 6 miles away, is dominated by the majestic Tamar Bridge, one of Brunel's engineering marvels. The Tamar River is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the bridge connects Devon and Cornwall. The town also boasts a variety of shops and taverns, as well as tiny alleys that rise sharply from the river's banks. River cruises upstream to Calstock, a charming village with white homes on a steep hillside, are available from the ancient quayside. Here, one of Britain's most picturesque branch lines descends to the shore over the River Tamar on the 120 foot tall, 11-arched Calstock Railway Viaduct. In addition to exploring the two moors, Bodmin and Dartmoor, as well as the scenic coastal trails and beaches of the North and South coastlines, the area provides some lovely walks and bicycle routes right in the neighbourhood of St. Mellion. The nearby city of Plymouth has a lot to offer tourists, including the National Marine Aquarium, various theatres, the historic Plymouth Hoe, and Barbican quayside district with cafés, boutiques, and bistros. Everyone can find something. Cornwall is home to many National Trust properties, including Cotelhele House & Quay, which is only a few miles away, as well as the Minnack Theatre, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, and the Eden Project, all of which are conveniently located. St. Mellion is the ideal starting point for visiting both Devon and Cornwall.