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The Barn  this page viewed 8,763 times, with 1,283 clicks to their website
Address Eastacott Barton Farm, Milton Abbot, Launceston, DEVON PL19 0QP
Tel/Fax 01822 870521 / 07807 593 127
Website www.barnclimbingwall.co.uk
Costs £6 for adults, £4.50 student and £4.00 junior (but see website for details)
Opening times Mon-Fri 1000-2200, Sat & Sun 1000-1800
Notes Excellent bouldering on large free standing boulder. A large number of easier top rope routes on slabs and vertical. Leading wall with an impressive overhang, slabs and vertial walls. New training room. Cafe.
To my knowledge, far and away the best facility in Cornwall or Devon. Excellent friendly atmosphere, beginners made very welcome with plenty of advice from Staff if needed. Plenty of courses for any age groups.
Also plenty of hard stuff for the experts and a great laugh with committed regulars.
Directions
Driving directions to The Barn with Google
From Launceston: Take the Tavistock Road (B3362), through Dunterton village, then past a church on the right. Approx 1/2 a mile past this take right hand turn for Eastacott Barton Farm.
>From Tavistock: Take the Launceston Road (B3362) to Milton Abbott. Approximately 1/2 past Milton Abbott, take a left hand turn into Eastacott Barton Farm
Gear shop a wide variety of stock from gear to clothing, In the centre and a new online shop
Nearby pubs Edgecombe Arms, Milton Abbot
Dedicated? YES, a dedicated climbing centre
ABC wall? YES, this wall is a member of the Association of British Climbing centres
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There's no decent indoor wall in west Cornwall, so we travel to the outskirts of Devon to visit The Barn (120 mile round trip), we love it - good size, bouldering and roped climbs, routes changed regularly, decent cup if coffee/tea and loos, well worth the trip on a wet day.
Helen Turner - 23/Mar/11
The Boulder is truly great! We do a 160mile round trip most weeks to visit the Barn but its well worth it. Great routes with a good atmosphere too. A facility that really has something for everyone.
benlawlor85 - 22/Sep/10
One of the best climbing walls ever. Quality instruction with a friendly approch means i will keep coming back.
Han Woolley - 16/Apr/10
really nice friendly place to climb. I really love the boulder. Routes mostly look really steep, so only for the strong. Also the holds are very well used!! Great place
ecowaller - 05/Sep/09
Legendary Heath Robinson-esque bouldering!
otziiceman - 14/Aug/09
Much better than the mill.
DAVE381 - 05/Oct/08
si's wall is definatly best in south west
stevieo10 - 01/May/08
best wall in the south west. awesome quality bouldering and really good routes.
eley1 - 28/Apr/08
The old Barn (at Bude) has closed and relocated to a new venue at Milton Abbot - see website for details.
phil webber - 05/Oct/07
A great place to start a climbing career, popular with the local kids, and serious enough for those who know. (not me).
Ray Newberry - 31/Dec/04
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Mike Tibbits, EUCC Captain 2010-1 Tom Page, Jan 2011 © Tom Page/EUCC CC-BY-NC-SA 2011 | 
Last boulder problem at a climbing competition last year. Quarryboy, Feb 2010 © David Bradbrook | 
Last boulder problem at a climbing competition last year. Quarryboy, Feb 2010 © David Bradbrook | 
The Barn © indigofish, Jan 2009 |

Dropping the dyno © RBonney, Feb 2011 | 
the barn indoor lead wall © Will Chapman, Mar 2009 | 
the shield wall of the boulder © Elaine Budden | 
The boulder, newly friction painted © Elaine Budden |

Phil having a rest © pedro.silva, Mar 2009 | 
Jiff about to clip © pedro.silva, Mar 2009 | 
Robbie - eventual winner, in the comp final © Mark Kemball, Nov 2007 | 
Lee toping out. © Mark Kemball, Nov 2007 |

Simon shows us how it's done (opening party). © Mark Kemball, May 2007 | 
Dave trying the awkward rockover at the opening party. © Mark Kemball, May 2007 | 
The new boulder at The Barn © Mark Kemball, May 2007 |
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