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Maps of Cornwall :

The Ordnance Survey publishes the Explorer series of maps which are ideal for walkers. Scale 1 : 25 000 2.5 inches to 1 mile/ 4cm to 1km. Available in local bookshops or click on the links below to order online.

Those covering Cornwall:

• 102 Land's End, Penzance and St Ives
  
  
• 103 The Lizard, Falmouth and Helston
  
  
• 104 Redruth and St Agnes
  
  
• 105 Falmouth and Mevagissey
  
  
• 106 Newquay and Padstow
  
  
• 107 St.Austell and Liskeard
  
  
• 108 Lower Tamar Valley and Plymouth
  
  
• 109 Bodmin Moor
  
  
• 111 Bude, Boscastle and Tintagel
  
  
• 112 Launceston and Holsworthy. Roadford Lake
  
  
• 126 Clovelly and Hartland
  
  

Map of Isles of Scilly:

Climbing

The cliffs around Cornwall offer a range of climbing routes so whether
you're an experienced climber or an amateur wanting to improve your skills,
Cornwall will offer you the perfect location for your climb.

Sites at Bosigran, Halldrine Cove, Rosemergy Towers, Sennen, Land's End, The Lizard, North and South East Cornwall and the Chair Ladder provide a variety of climb difficulty levels.

Inland sites at The Cheesewring on Bodmin Moor offer further challenges.
A variety of Climbing holidays are available from weekend courses to more
extensive training with experienced and qualified climbing instructors.

Indoor instruction is also available on specially designed climbing walls.

Books:
Books can be purchased online by clicking on the links below :

• West Cornwall: Bosigran Chair Ladder and The Lizard (Climbers Club Guides)



• Cheesewring and South East Cornwall: A Climber's Guide



• North Devon and Cornwall: Climbers' Club Guide (Club climbers' guide)



• South West Climbs



• Cornish Rock (Cicerone Guide)

For other items of climbing interest please click on the following link:

Climbing

Websites with more information on climbing in Cornwall:
www.ukclimbing.com

www.scotclimb.org.uk/cornwall

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