Uncovering the Lost Urn of Edward Hain The Exploration Society has received word that a diary belonging to Victorian shipping magnate Edward Hain was discovered at Treloyhan Manor. The diary tells of a ship which returned from the Mediterranean carrying a unique urn rumoured to have belonged to the Greek god Zeus! Scared of what would happen if his crew realised the true value of the artefact, Hain buried it in the dunes somewhere between Lelant and St Ives. Luckily, he left clues and a map in his diary pointing to its hidden home. We need you, our greatest adventurer, to solve the clues and locate this amazing lost relic. Treasure Hunt Through Lelant to St Ives Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or seeking a fun day out with the kids near to St. Ives? Then why not explore Lelant to St. Ives on this self-guided treasure hunt themed Treasure Trail. As you follow the Trail route, can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure? The Trail starts at Lelant Saltings car park and takes you along part of the South West Coast Path, through Carbis Bay before finishing at St Ives. Return to the start using the local bus services, or the St Ives Bay railway branch line, described as one of the most scenic railway lines in England.
