[chrisbrad111]

 OK so I'm going south east cornwall for my holidays next month and I'm thinking of bringing my bouldering gear would there be place for not so advanced climbers like me ?? thanks

[Gritlad]

free download-able guide somewhere (google) thats good help, put it on my phone and it worked well. some good stuff around st ives and the playground/ campground wall there is fun to play on aswell as numerous other good bits.

[Duma]

St Ives is the wrong end of kernow though. if you're near the border and have transport I'd head to Combeshead tor, my favourite spot on dartmoor, and the right side of it for those approaching from the west. javu is a good resource.

[chrisbrad111]

thanks a million i shall do some research on those places and see if i can make it to them cheers

[chrisbrad111]

would you know any near enough to st mawes??

[Duma]

St Mawes don't count as SE kernow in my book! from there prob the north coast stuff nr newquay or at the north end of gwithian. There's a few locals on here that'll be along soon with better info I imagine.

[Oldmanmatt]

Carn Brea, should be able to get the bus to Camborne/Redruth (if no car) and a small hike... Kernow is pretty small, nothing is too far from anywhere else and an hours driving will get you anywhere in the county.

[ben]

will you have transport?   if not your best (only) bet, is probably to get the ferry to Falmouth and boulder on the sea wall!

[chrisbrad111]

yes il have a lift there but not to far because i could only go for a day

[Andy W]

would you know any near enough to st mawes??

I'd say Carn Brea is your best bet, which can be done on public transport, as can St Ives (Clodgy). Not that I have done either. Worst case scenario is the delights of the indoor wall at Penryn, I'm sure bouldering on sea walls around Falmouth is a lot better than that though.