Explore Trethorne Golf Club and its Surroundings

John Towl Two Wheel Centre (3.0 miles)
Rent a bike and try not to be tempted into buying one of the shiny motorbikes on offer here.

The Tamar Otter Sanctuary (3.8 miles)
The sanctuary is home to orphaned otters and also runs an otter breeding programme – over 100 otters bred here have been released into the wild.

Hidden Valley Discovery Park (.9 miles)
A woodland park with a miniature railway and ‘Crystal Challenge’ treasure hunts.
www.hidden-valley.co.uk

Tredidon Barton Lake (.9 miles)
Two heavily stocked coarse fishing lakes.

Launceston Golf Club (2.8 miles)
Good views over Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor.
www.launcestongolfclub.co.uk

Tamar Otter and Wildlife Centre (3.8 miles)
The orphaned otter cubs really pull the heart strings - try to catch the feeding times at noon and 3pm.

Trethorne Leisure (.0 miles)
Great rainy day entertainment with a bowling alley and a huge indoor play-area that includes a rotating climbing wall and an assault course.
www.trethorneleisure.com

Launceston Castle (2.8 miles)
The impressive keep sits high above the town, with a display charting its 1,000 years of history.
www.english-heritage.org.uk

Lakeside Gallery (4.9 miles)
Take a peek at the Tolkien Collection - 70 paintings and drawings commissioned by the original publishers of Tolkien’s books.
www.lakeside-gallery.com

Launceston (3.0 miles)
Launceston is almost entirely contained within its ancient original walls and has some unique architecture, including the imposing castle ruins that peer over the town.

Golf Clubs in Cornwall (2.6 miles)
Golfing in Cornwall.
www.chycor.co.uk/golf/cornwall/

Golfing in Devon (2.6 miles)
Golfing in Devon Web site provides information about golf courses and uselful golf links throughout Devon.
www.devon-connect.co.uk/golf-in-devon/index.htm

Altarnun (4.2 miles)
Located on the edge of Bodmin Moor, Altarnun lies in one of Cornwall’s prettiest valleys and is perfectly located for exploration of the north Cornish coast and Dartmoor. The wild beauty of Bodmin Moor is right on the doorstep, with plenty of excellent walking and panoramic views from the many rocky tors that fill the skyline. Classic granite architecture dominates the village itself, including the rectory which is featured in Daphne du Maurier’s novel ‘Jamaica Inn’, and a 15th century packhorse bridge spans the river that runs through the village.