Trewerry & Trerice Halt

Trewerry & Trerice Halt was a passenger stopping place on the former Chacewater–Newquay route near the lower Lappa valley. Its name joined two local places served by the stop.

The halt and Trewerry Viaduct were distinct features. The surviving railway structure helps explain the route through the valley, but its mapped position cannot establish where passengers boarded trains. This stretch also belongs to the wider history of mineral transport around East Wheal Rose and Trevemper, followed by the later passenger branch that closed in February 1963.