Directions to Roselidden Farm, Trevenen Bal, Helston, TR13 0PT

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Directions to Roselidden Farm, Trevenen Bal, Helston, TR13 0PT From Truro Take A39 towards Falmouth. At Treliever Cross roundabout turn onto A394 to Helston. At Trevenen, about a mile before Helston, pass the Pitstop Drive-Thru Car Repair forecourt on your left. Turn next right into Trevenen Bal. Continue right through the hamlet to the Tee junction (0.6miles), where you will see a granite sign for Wearne and Sons. Turn left. After 0.1mile there is a grove of trees. Turn right at the Public Bridleway/Roselidden sign, and go to the end of the left hand tarmac track (0.3miles). From Redruth Take B297 towards Helston. On entering the outskirts of Helston, follow the signs for Falmouth. Turn onto A394. Pass through Trewennack. After 0.75miles turn left into Trevenen Bal. (If you pass the Pitstop Drive-Thru Car Repair forecourt on your right you have gone too far). Continue right through the hamlet to the Tee junction (0.6miles), where you will see a granite sign for Wearne and Sons. Turn left. After 0.1miles there is a grove of trees. Turn right at the Public Bridleway/Roselidden sign, and go to the end of the left hand tarmac track (0.3miles). IF YOU HAVE A LARGE CAR OR LORRY DO NOT ENTER ROWE’S LANE FROM WENDRON OR THE A394, MARKED IN RED, AS IT IS NARROW AND HAS TIGHT TURNS A normal size car or van can reach us from the top or bottom of Rowe’s Lane, but be prepared for tight bends and other traffic that will mean reversing to passing places. Please note that the entrance to Rowe’s Lane from the A394 has changed and is now accessed via the entrance to the Parc an Daras housing development. .

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