A spectacular exposure of white Cambrian marble can be seen on Englee Head, which also offers a great view of Canada Bay. Cross the bridge in the centre of Englee, and keep to the left on the shore road. Park just before the end of the road where a bar connects a smaller island with the headland. Walk to the end of the road, and take the path that continues on up through tuckamore woods until you come to the weather station and automated light on the point. The marble here is extremely bright and white in sun, and erosion has emphasized the contorted folding.
Some areas are pale grey, mottled white and shot through with white calcite veins.
West of the marble exposure is dark grey metamorphosed shale, which forms the cliffs on this side of Canada Bay. To continue around the circle and head back, take the path that leads around the cliff top to your right, and crosses the back of the headland to come out behind the houses at which you began. Please have consideration for the private property you must cross on emerging. Drive a short distance to a small church on the left, park, and walk to the shore on your left. The furrows that contain mud-cracked material and radiate from the centre and down the sides may be drainage channels.