Turn right over the crossing and head uphill. After a short sharp pull the lane bears left, passing the drive to Ferry Farm (in the 19th century a ferry crossed the Tamar here to the important port of Morwellham on the Devon side) and Harewood House. The lane runs along the top of Hare Wood – the railway is just below, hidden by trees – under lofty beech trees. Once out into the open views across the Tamar valley open up – look out for a glimpse of the impressive river cliffs on the Devon side south of Gunnislake’s New Bridge and, nearer to hand, Morwellham Quay below the steep slopes of Morwell Wood.
Reach a lane on a bend by the lychgate at St Andrew’s Church, mainly dating from the 15th century. In 2007 it was discovered that the church is on the site of a Roman fort dating to AD50/55, thought to have been associated with a Roman silver mine.