Cornwall Archives - Page 7 of 11

As challenges go, this one seemed particularly madcap. The goal: to participate in as many extreme sports and activities as

Windswept Cornwall is a Mecca for kite flying of all kinds. But at certain locations it’s land kiteboarding that has

Cornwall may lack mountains but there is no shortage of big hills, forest trails, old mine tracks, quarry pits and

Ben Ainslie sailed his way into the national consciousness when he won a Gold Medal in the Laser class at

Scuba diving conjures images of exotic locations, warm seas and multi-coloured fish. Yet Cornwall boasts its own world-class dive sites.

Adventure comes in all shapes and sizes and doesn’t always have to be extreme, as our explorer learned when he

Cornish kitesurfer Will Bennett starts his Atlantic Riders Kitesurf School this month (September) with the aim of providing one-to-one and

Surfing. It’s simple. Just walk out into the surf, turn the board around, catch a wave and stand up. If

A hardcore bunch of Cornish adventurers took on the country’s best adventure racers at the Drambuie Pursuit in Scotland this

Pioneers of a sliding renaissance, Faltown's cutting edge style has freewheeled Cornwall into the center of the global skating culture.

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