One of the primary mines located in the area known locally as the ‘hollow hill.’ Presently, there are few remaining structures at the site: a stack and an area where a notable engine house once stood (demolished in the 1970s). However, as Kit Hill is accessible to the public, visitors can explore these remnants at any time.

The mine operated from 1870 to 1883, extracting tin from a north-dipping lode situated in the southern part of the Kit Hill complex. The main shaft of the mine reached a depth of 52 fathoms. There are indications that this lode might have been an extension of the Great South Lode from the nearby Redmoor mine. Despite the filled and fenced shaft, some features such as buddles, scant remains of stamps and dressing floors, as well as traces of the balance and angle bob pits, are still visible at the site.