Kerdroya, near St Neot Archives

Kerdroya is more than a labyrinth; it’s a lasting tribute to Cornwall’s heart and soul. Emerging from the granite of Bodmin Moor, this extraordinary piece of Land Art celebrates our deep connection to the landscape as well as the ancient craft of Cornish hedging

Stretching 56 meters in diameter yet inviting you to walk along a 750m winding path to its heart, Kerdroya weaves together heritage, artistry, and community, creating a legacy in stone that will continue to inspire for generations to come.

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St Neot, Liskeard PL14 6PZ

Useful information

Travelling Westbound

From the A30 take the exit signposted ‘Colliford Lake’. Continue past Colliford Tavern and take the second left you come to.

Travelling Eastbound

On the A30, we strongly recommend that you ignore the right hand turn signposted ‘Colliford Lake’ which would require you to cross the westbound carriageway in front of oncoming traffic. Instead, please carry on to the next exit, signposted the ‘Jamaica Inn Museum’. Follow the road around and through Bolventor village. You can then re-join the A30 heading westbound and safely turn left at the next junction, signposted ‘Colliford Lake’. Continue past Colliford Tavern and take the second left you come to. This diversion will add no more than 5 minutes to your journey.

Please note that parking fees may apply, in the car park managed by South West Lakes Trust – parking revenue constitutes the only income source for the upkeep and maintenance of the labyrinth.

Accessibility

The site features gentle slopes and level paths suitable for wheelchairs and mobility scooters. Disabled parking is available near the entrance. The downloadable audio trail is suitable for sighted and for visually impaired visitors, the trail also may be displayed as text for those with hearing loss.

Kerdroya, near St Neot

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Performances at Kerdroya, near St Neot

Kerdroya: A Guided Tour