Cornwall's Mysterious Sites -------------Hauntings------------ DeadmanCove Roche Rock Maw Nan Truro Dolphin Inn Jamaica Inn Botathan Porthcurno St Ives Bay ---------------Stone Circles----------- Merry Maidens Men An Tol ---------------Ancient Sites----------- Lanyon Quoit Carn Gluze Carn Euny Forrabury Trevethy Quoit Nectans Glen ---------------Legends----------- Dozmary Pool Castle Dore Tintagel Chapel Porth St Leven Zennor St Agnes Head Michaels Mount ---------------Sea Monsters----------- Falmouth River Helford ---------------Wells----------- Madron St Keyne St Neot Alatarun Falmouth ---------------Folklore----------- Forrabury Polperro Loe Pool St Leven Rillaton Veryan ---------------Lost Lands----------- Lands End Penhale ---------------Early Christianity--- Bodmin Home Site Map Cornwall Map England Map Scotland Map Wales Map Castle Dore and the Tristan Stone Castle Dore is an Iron age hillfort, possibly home to Cunomonus a local king who had a son called Drustanus. The castle is also associated with the legend of Tristan and Isolde. The Tristan stone has a Latin inscription reading 'Drustanus hic iacit cunomori filius.' The stone was moved in 1971 from the four Turnings Cross roads near Menabilly, and has been in several other locations. Map ref: Tristan stone: SX 112 522, Castle Dore SX 103 548 Directions: The castle is off the B3269 West of Golant. St Agnes Head Chapel Porth St Agnes Head and Chapel Porth are both associated with the legend of Bolster and St Agnes. Map ref: SW 697 515 Directions: On the coast to the West of St Agnes.