Penrose wheel and walk
Join us for a walk at Penrose, guided by a volunteer walk leader. Wheels of all sorts are welcome and encouraged on this walk, whether it's a scooter, buggy, tramper, balance bike etc.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Everyone is welcome to join us for a gentle walk at Penrose, as part of our walk series. This walk is approximately 3 miles long and will take around 2 hours.
The walks are led by volunteer walk leaders and simply offer the opportunity for anybody to join us for some fresh air and time in nature. Everyone is welcome, of all abilities and experience.
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Event ticket prices
This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
Children welcome, adult supervision required at all times.
- Meeting point
This walk will start at the free Fairground car park in Helston (TR13 8WN or what3words///squeaking.magnetic.fuels). Meet at the information board at the beginning of the trail.
- What to bring and wear
Wear clothing suitable for all weather, ideally layers with waterproofs and comfortable, sturdy footwear. Bring your own drinks/snacks.
- Accessibility
The route follows a tarmac path from Fairground car park to the stables café and back again, ideal for all sorts of wheels. There will be toilets available at the café at the half way point.
- Other
Dogs welcome on a lead.
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Penrose social walks (Highburrow)
Join us for a social walk at Penrose, guided by a volunteer walk leader.