BY BIKE OR ON FOOT
The Truro Loops are a series of six accessible routes in and around the city of Truro, Cornwall.
The routes connect various public spaces and communities across Truro and aim for easy, car-free travel. Explore Truro Loops by downloading our leaflet here
Newham trail
The connection from the city's southern side to Newham and the business district beyond takes the path of the old railway branch line. This is a popular route with runners and cyclists.
moresk forest loop
Truro's riverside forest walk is a 30-minute walk which takes you as far as Sunny Corner. The walk continues through the beautiful forest with sweeping views of Truro
truro city loop
A circular route taking in Cathedral views, architecture, and the Royal Cornwall Museum. Some of Truro’s best secrets are found when you look up at the buildings around you.
Boscawen park loop
Boscawen Park is Truro’s play, sports and activity hub. All activities are set in beautifully, maintained Parkland and gardens. The walk takes in the fantastic views of Truro.
A project in progress
The Truro Loops project has been working to bring the vision of a better connected Truro to life since 2016.
Along the way there have been robust discussions about route, means of travel, accessibility and community. The routes have been chosen to enable the whole of the city to be seen and enjoyed (but perhaps not in the same day!).
The six Truro Loops are of varying distance and location and a map will soon be available from the Visit Truro tourism office in Boscawen Street, Truro.
Our vision
Our vision is for Truro to rediscover its connection to its riverside heritage.
- A thriving river city in the heart of Cornwall
- Free-to-access public realm spaces
- For more people to discover the hidden parts of Truro
Our mission
Our mission is to help communities across Truro to be better connected and for visitors to enjoy our wonderful city in a sustainable, car-free way.
