Bossiney to Condolden Walk

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This walk follows Bossiney Road for 2.2 miles with a 666ft incline, making it a moderately challenging route of just under an hour. On the way, you can stop by the St Nectan’s Glen Waterfalls, situated left of Bossiney Road, before taking a right at Condolden Barrow.

Condolden Barrow is 26 metres in diameter and almost three metres high. Legend claims it is the final resting place of Cador, a 6th-century king of Cornwall.

Bossiney to Condolden Walk promises breath-taking scenery along the way…

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