In reply to Stevenrob:
Yeah, just Cheesewring really and a few other bolted routes mouldering in Bodmin Moor and Luxulyan quarries. So this is actually quite good for Looe, but no good for Helston at all, where there is zero sport climbin, but loads of trad.
Depending on what time of year you come, Cheesewring could be great - though a bit of an acquired taste, as quarried granite tends to be - or utterly minging. There are plenty of good quality sixes and sevens in there, but little below that. Allow a few days of good weather plus a bit of a breeze for oCheesewring to dry.
To be honest, Cheesewring is definitely a bit of a locals spot in that as a visitor you’ll be totally missing the main draw of climbing in Cornwall which is the relatively easily accessible and arguably world-class sea cliff trad climbing at all grades, stretching for much of the coast.
Best of luck,
Tom