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Big wave surfer Duncan Scott tells the tale of the day he and tow partner Al Mennie rode colossal waves of up to 60ft on an exceptionally big day in Ireland... more >> Previous FeaturesWe explore the crossover between surfing and snow sports, examine Cornwall's natural affinity with the slopes and discover some exciting developments for Kernow's skiers and boarders... more >> 
It's now possible to fly direct from Cornwall to the mountains... Before you pack your bags and jump on a plane, see our pick of the top ski resorts within easy reach of Geneva... more >> We speak to Bude's pro snowboarder James Sweet about his successes, ambitions, sporting heroes and thoughts on Cornwall's snow sports scene... more >> In the Gear Guide this month we feature some essential items of equipment to help keep you warm, dry and safe from harm during the chilly winter months... more >> 
There's climbing, then there's sea cliff climbing. We go over the top to experience life on the edge in one of Cornwall's most stunning coastal locations... more >>
You want to go climbing but where do you go? Rugged Cornwall has rocks galore. We attempt the impossible and come up with a top ten list of climbing destinations in Cornwall... more >>
We chat to South West climber Ben West about his sport, his travels and his attraction to Cornish rock... more >> With it's rugged terrain, steep hills, forest tracks and disused quarry pits, Cornwall is a breeding ground for some of the best mountain boarders on the planet. We explore... more >> 
Tom Kirkman from Calstock is no ordinary teenager. The 19-year-old is the World Champion Mountain Boarder. We talk to him about his exciting life and his connection to Cornwall... more >> 
All Terrain Boards have become more techically advanced as the years roll on. These are no longer planks of wood with pram wheels bolted on... We look at some of the different boards on the market... more >> Archive
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