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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:

Real Ales in Cornwall

If you enjoy a wholesome pint of a tasty naturally carbonated ale then Cornwall is the place for you.

Cornish real ales are many and varied and their breweries can be found throughout Cornwall ranging in size from small specialist brewers to large commercial breweries.

Many real ales in Cornwall are available seasonally and a new ale can often be brewed in honour of a special occasion.

Cornwall has a long tradition of brewing real ales and regularly hosts Real Ale Festivals where visitors are invited to sample a range of ales to support the continuation of this brewing tradition. In 2002 festivals were held in St Ives and Falmouth.

For further information about the the Campaign for Real Ales (CAMRA) the following website is available www.camra.org.uk .

The Logan Rock Inn

CAMRA in Cornwall can be contacted on:

camra-kernow@carnmenellis.demon.co.uk

Cornwall has several famous breweries who produce a wide range of real ales. The St Austell Brewery offer customers a novel incentive to visit their pubs. Visitors to any of their hostelries can collect a 'passport' which they can get stamped in each of the pubs they visit. The 'passport' gives details of the locations of all the St Austell Brewery public houses.

Books:

Pub Guides

Guide to Real Ales

Guide to Real Ales and Micro breweries

Click here for a list of our pubs

The Blue Anchor

And for an extremely local real ale visit the Blue Anchor at Helston to try their own brew Spingo which has been produced at this pub brewery for the last 500 years.

Many of the pubs in Cornwall serve excellent food and also offer accommodation. See our Accommodation Directory and our list of pubs for more information.

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