Where can you find this impressive rock formation – on the wild and ever-dramatic Bodmin moor! Seven slabs of rock make up the thirty-two feet high Cheesewring, with the smallest and lightest rocks at the bottom! An additional popular attraction are The Hurlers – 3 late Neolithic – early Bronze Age stone circles. The views over Cornwall and Devon are spectacular on a fine day. If you feel like a dose of fresh air, this is where you need to head to, magnificent walks in all directions and quite a few ‘old stones’ an interesting rock formations to explore. This area is full of myths and legends. The Cornwall guide states a few »
There is a free car park at the bottom with various route options.. do remember not to ‘stray from the path’.. ! Please ensure your dog(s) are kept on a lead as there are many sheep and other grazing wild animals. Please taking walking boots and clothes for all weathers, – honestly it can be sunny one minute, wet and windy the next.
Drive time to Minions (Yes it’s a real place:)) : 32 mins